Will OpenJDK 15 be available in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS?
Will the OpenJDK 15 packages eventually be made available in Ubuntu 20.04 LTS? Or will we need to upgrade to Ubuntu 20.10 to get OpenJDK 15?
The OpenJDK-Updates Wiki page (https:/
Thank you,
John
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Manfred Hampl (m-hampl) said : | #1 |
This is not answering your question, but there is already a PPA with openjdk-15 for Ubuntu focal,
https:/
Bernard Stafford (bernard010) said : | #2 |
You would have to Upgrade to Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy It is one of its packages. https:/
The Official Release of Ubuntu 20.10 is 2020-10-22 . Otherwise you would be installing the beta version.
John Neffenger (jgneff) said : | #3 |
Just to clarify: I thought the point of the stable release exception for OpenJDK (https:/
Meanwhile, the OpenJDK LTS releases (8 and 11) would remain in the release pocket of Ubuntu 20.04.
Did I misunderstand the meaning of the stable release exception?
Thanks,
John
Bernard Stafford (bernard010) said : | #6 |
One thing to consider is Ubuntu 20.04 Focal is derived from Debian - Buster Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy is derived from Debian - Bullseye
https:/
openjdk-15 package in Ubuntu
openjdk-15-dbg: No summary available for openjdk-15-dbg in ubuntu focal.
openjdk-15-jdk: No summary available for openjdk-15-jdk in ubuntu focal.
openjdk-15-jre: No summary available for openjdk-15-jre in ubuntu focal.
Manfred Hampl (m-hampl) said : | #7 |
My interpretation of https:/
But Bug #1871161 tells something different.
Remark: in https:/
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