I dunno where to ask this question, though... Orac...
# getting-startedv
ValV
10/22/2018, 10:34 PMI dunno where to ask this question, though... Oracle's Java SE 11 implementation is called Oracle JDK, while the same things for Java SE 8 were called either JDK, JRE Server, or just JRE, depending on packaging. Why for Java SE 11 they add Oracle prefix to their JDK/JRE (as well as to Oracle OpenJDK)? How to refer to Oracle's distribution of Java SE 8 -- just JDK/JRE?
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Shawn
10/22/2018, 10:34 PM#random would’ve probably been the best spot
Shawn
10/22/2018, 10:35 PMa rebranding to Oracle JDK likely coincides with the new support and pricing model
Shawn
10/22/2018, 10:36 PMin order to reduce ambiguity between it and other solutions such as OpenJDK or Azul Zulu
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ValV
10/22/2018, 10:37 PMIs it correct to point to Oracle's Java SE 8 as Oracle JDK, or the latter is Java SE 11 specific?
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Shawn
10/22/2018, 10:38 PMhonestly, I’m not sure
Shawn
10/22/2018, 10:38 PMyou may want to google for their branding guidelines to see what Oracle prescribes
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