I have my doubts
that redistributing the JRE/JDK is the best approach. It would be
really hard to keep up with all the updates for it. I'd prefer if the
JRE/JDK installers take care of that.
But really, how
hard would it be for an installer to check for a JRE and prompt the
user through installing it. I continue to believe that the best
installer strategy is to use a native installer that can manage native
things like this.
Doug.
On 09/02/2016 3:31 AM, Mickael Istria
wrote:
I have, although it was over a year ago. It's ..... complicated. The
issues are mostly around the packaging requirements and the legal
terms and conditions. They are not insurmountable, but it would be a
non-trivial amount of technical, legal, and administrative effort to
get our packages into these channels.
In my humble opinion, if someone was volunteering to do more work in
this area getting up-to-date packages into the Debian and Ubuntu apt
repositories is where I would start. (I think you Red Hat folk are
already keeping it current on Fedora/yum, right?)
Why do you ask?
Hi all,
Has anyone already evaluated the benefits/difficulties to have
Eclipse IDE featured on the Window Store or other app stores?
Cheers,
