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Support to install openjdk 8 on mac arm #19442
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OpenJDK and Oracle Java aren't quite the same. OpenJDK is an open source product whereas Oracle Java is a closed source product with a strict license agreement limiting what you can do unless you pay Oracle. We ship OpenJDK. Downloading Oracle Java 8 asks you to login with an account anyway. OpenJDK 8 is not supported on arm64. It was initially supported on OpenJDK 17 and later and then later backported to OpenJDK 11. Oracle internally decided to backport those changes to Oracle's Java SE 8 and keep it private. There is no source code available for it so it cannot be ported to OpenJDK 8. There has been some push to get Oracle to release arm64 support for OpenJDK 8 but nothing has happened there yet. Last I heard was they were trying to see if they could release a minimised version but that was nearly a year ago now. You'll need to ask Oracle if there's any update there. Not quite clear from your issue, but if you are already using Oracle Java 8 in a MNC, you probably already have a license agreement with Oracle and thus someone you can contact. |
@vanshika0227, if you don't particularly need OpenJDK Java 8, there are already several JDK 8 casks available:
Of the four listed above, |
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brew install wget
. If they do, open an issue at https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/issues/new/choose instead.Provide a detailed description of the proposed feature
I want to install open jdk 8 on mac arm and would like brew to provide support for the same.
What is the motivation for the feature?
Running java 8 applications on mac arm
How will the feature be relevant to at least 90% of Homebrew users?
Java 8 is not outdated yet and hence many users will be benefited by this. Many MNCs use jaav 8 for their applications but have migrated to mac arm.
What alternatives to the feature have been considered?
direct download from oracle and install manually
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