The following table shows the status of my tests on physical machines: Java crashes on QEMU virtual machines that use the s390x architecture.WARNING: cgroup v2 is not fully supported yet, proceeding with partial confinement. The commands in Snap packages print the following message on Fedora 34 Workstation:.The following table shows the status of my tests on QEMU virtual machines: I verify the Snap packages by compiling, packaging, testing, running, and linking some very simple Java console, Java Swing, and JavaFX applications on a variety of Linux distributions and architectures. If the channel is re-opened, packages will once again be selected from the original channel. When a specific risk-level channel is closed, the Snap Store will select the package from the more conservative risk level to the left in the table. The leftwards arrow symbol (←) indicates that the channel is closed. The channel columns show the JDK release found on the channel during each phase of the schedule. The table below maps the most recent release schedule to the channels of the OpenJDK Snap package. Merges are done from the main branch to the three channel branches, never the other way.
The files common to all branches are updated only on the main branch. The snapcraft.yaml build files are found only on the candidate, beta, and edge branches, named after the Snap channels where the builds are published. It follows the workflow recommended by Junio Hamano, the core maintainer of Git, for managing permanent parallel branches. Note: this repository uses branches differently from most repositories on GitHub. The OpenJDK general-availability (GA) release and early-access (EA) builds are published for all of the hardware platforms listed below, identified by their Debian architecture name and machine hardware name: Architecture
These packages provide everything you need to develop a Java application on Linux, including all of the latest development tools, class libraries, API documentation, and source code of the Java Development Kit (JDK). This project builds Snap packages of OpenJDK directly from its source repositories.
OpenJDK is the official reference implementation of the Java Platform, Standard Edition.