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  1. What's been happening at the project over the last year? This talk by my colleague Andrew Leonard at OCX this year discusses some of the improvements that have been made in terms of TCK test automation with Amazon's tool, security, and third party verifiably reproducible builds, and other topics

    youtube.com/watch?v=Zyv_obH_SZc

  2. What's been happening at the #Adoptium project over the last year? This talk by my colleague Andrew Leonard at OCX this year discusses some of the improvements that have been made in terms of TCK test automation with Amazon's #arctic tool, security, and third party verifiably reproducible builds, and other topics
    #java #openjdk #temurin #opensource
    youtube.com/watch?v=Zyv_obH_SZc

  3. Do you use Eclipse by @eclipseadoptium on or Linux on ppc64le/s390x architectures?

    If so, there is a plan to look at moving them to be headless builds in the future.

    See adoptium.net/en-GB/news/2026/0 for details and to provide any feedback on the proposal.

  4. Do you use Eclipse #Temurin by @eclipseadoptium on #AIX or Linux on ppc64le/s390x architectures?

    If so, there is a plan to look at moving them to be headless builds in the future.

    See adoptium.net/en-GB/news/2026/0 for details and to provide any feedback on the proposal.

  5. RE: mastodon.world/@marcel_jomasof

    Interesting - I wasn't actually aware that there was a CBE with an up to date compiler. While I haven't tried it, this might be useful for anyone who wants to build their own OpenJDK from source on that platform now that doesn't produce one.

  6. RE: mastodon.world/@marcel_jomasof

    Interesting - I wasn't actually aware that there was a #Solaris CBE with an up to date compiler. While I haven't tried it, this might be useful for anyone who wants to build their own OpenJDK from source on that platform now that #Temurin doesn't produce one.

  7. RE: fosstodon.org/@eclipseadoptium

    A reminder that @eclipseadoptium will not be publishing bulds for some platforms in the January set of releases which are being prepared at the moment.

  8. RE: fosstodon.org/@eclipseadoptium

    A reminder that @eclipseadoptium will not be publishing bulds for some platforms in the January set of releases which are being prepared at the moment.
    #adoptium #temurin #java #openjdk #solaris #win32

  9. Where do you get your java? And what components go into a JDK that you download?
    An analysis by Mark Stoodley covering the different java offerings available today (some of them - including by @eclipseadoptium - are easily available from adoptium.net/marketplace)
    developer.ibm.com/articles/awb

  10. Where do you get your java? And what components go into a JDK that you download?
    An analysis by Mark Stoodley covering the different java offerings available today (some of them - including #Temurin by @eclipseadoptium - are easily available from adoptium.net/marketplace)
    developer.ibm.com/articles/awb

  11. @sdkman any idea why 25-tem is the suggested default for macOS ARM but isn't included in the canidate list?

    api.sdkman.io/2/candidates/jav

    The darwinx64 release is included. Both releases exist on the adoptium website.

    #Temurin #JDK25 #sdkman

  12. @sdkman any idea why 25-tem is the suggested default for macOS ARM but isn't included in the canidate list?

    api.sdkman.io/2/candidates/jav

    The darwinx64 release is included. Both releases exist on the adoptium website.

    #Temurin #JDK25 #sdkman

  13. Nice how the @EclipseFdn Adoptium Group tracks the Temurin JDK 25 LTS build status here. Will probably save a lot of questions. 😁

    github.com/adoptium/temurin/is

    #Java #Java25 #Adoptium #Temurin

  14. Nice how the @EclipseFdn Adoptium Group tracks the Temurin JDK 25 LTS build status here. Will probably save a lot of questions. 😁

    github.com/adoptium/temurin/is

    #Java #Java25 #Adoptium #Temurin

  15. Looks like @opensuse [1] are the next company evaluating whether to retain 32-bit Arm support.
    Both of the main projects I work in - @nodejs [2] and by @eclipseadoptium [3] have stopped building for it in recent releases.

    How much use are you making of 32-bit Arm systems these days? Is 32-bit still relevant anywhere in 2025?

    [1] - fosstodon.org/@opensuse/114941
    [2] - Stopped at v24: github.com/nodejs/node/issues/
    [3] - Discontinued since last Java LTS (v21): github.com/adoptium/adoptium-s

  16. Looks like @opensuse [1] are the next company evaluating whether to retain 32-bit Arm support.
    Both of the main projects I work in - @nodejs [2] and #Temurin by @eclipseadoptium [3] have stopped building for it in recent releases.

    How much use are you making of 32-bit Arm systems these days? Is 32-bit still relevant anywhere in 2025? #WorksOnArm

    [1] - fosstodon.org/@opensuse/114941
    [2] - Stopped at v24: github.com/nodejs/node/issues/
    [3] - Discontinued since last Java LTS (v21): github.com/adoptium/adoptium-s

  17. Also users out there should be aware that @fedora 42+ and EL10 based distributions such as @centos Stream 10 and RHEL10 no longer have "non-system" (21) versions of java. But the good news is you can now easily install @eclipseadoptium via e.g. to install Temurin JDK8:

    # For CS10/Fedora # dnf install epel-release
    # RHEL10 # rpm -ivh dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/
    dnf install -y adoptium-temurin-java-repository
    dnf --enablerepo=adoptium-temurin-java-repository install temurin-8-jdk

  18. Also #java users out there should be aware that @fedora 42+ and EL10 based distributions such as @centos Stream 10 and RHEL10 no longer have "non-system" (21) versions of java. But the good news is you can now easily install @eclipseadoptium #Temurin via #EPEL e.g. to install Temurin JDK8:

    # For CS10/Fedora # dnf install epel-release
    # RHEL10 # rpm -ivh dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/
    dnf install -y adoptium-temurin-java-repository
    dnf --enablerepo=adoptium-temurin-java-repository install temurin-8-jdk

  19. Projects such as (#temurin) and rely on infrastructure provided by organisations like @osuosl particularly for pSeries equipment for Linux/ppc64le and AIX, but we also use aarch64 systems hosted by them. They are in need of additional funding for their support staff. Please consider donating to them particularly if you are using OSS on POWER architectures.
    osuosl.org/blog/osl-future/

  20. Projects such as #Adoptium (#temurin) and #NodeJS rely on infrastructure provided by organisations like @osuosl particularly for pSeries equipment for Linux/ppc64le and AIX, but we also use aarch64 systems hosted by them. They are in need of additional funding for their support staff. Please consider donating to them particularly if you are using OSS on POWER architectures.
    osuosl.org/blog/osl-future/

  21. In case anyone doubts the credentials of the C2 as a true Linux device (there are a few such people in the @jolla feed 🙄) : It's perfectly happy running the normal Linux/aarch64 binaries of @eclipseadoptium and @nodejs from the command line...

  22. In case anyone doubts the credentials of the #Jolla C2 as a true Linux device (there are a few such people in the @jolla #Facebook feed 🙄) : It's perfectly happy running the normal Linux/aarch64 binaries of @eclipseadoptium #Temurin #java #openjdk and @nodejs #NodeJS from the command line...

  23. If you need any more convincing that you should upgrade to a newer JDK version (Preferably by if you're not already using it!) then here's the evidence from @stocker that you're being kinder to the environment by using later versions: medium.com/growing-green-softw

    (Ref: fosstodon.org/@stocker@mastodo)

  24. If you need any more convincing that you should upgrade to a newer JDK version (Preferably #Temurin by #Adoptium if you're not already using it!) then here's the evidence from @stocker that you're being kinder to the environment by using later versions: medium.com/growing-green-softw
    #java #openjdk #ClimateAction

    (Ref: fosstodon.org/@stocker@mastodo)

  25. Windows 32-bit support is being removed from the OpenJDK codebase for all future versions (So 24 will be the first one where it will not be possible to target that platform).
    by stopped building it in JDK21. Previous versions (8, 11 and 17) will continue to be available if needed.
    github.com/openjdk/jdk/pull/21

  26. Windows 32-bit support is being removed from the OpenJDK codebase for all future versions (So 24 will be the first one where it will not be possible to target that platform).
    #EclipseTemurin #Temurin by #Adoptium stopped building it in JDK21. Previous versions (8, 11 and 17) will continue to be available if needed.
    github.com/openjdk/jdk/pull/21

  27. Looking for something to do today? The first summit streams start at 1100UTC (2½ hours from now) and is free to attend. There are talks from Adoptium contributors and users on a variety of topics.
    See the agenda and register to attend at eclipse.org/events/2024/adopti

  28. Looking for something to do today? The first #Adoptium summit streams start at 1100UTC (2½ hours from now) and is free to attend. There are talks from Adoptium contributors and #Temurin users on a variety of topics.
    See the agenda and register to attend at eclipse.org/events/2024/adopti

  29. Managed to get around the shortname thing and have now got a Dockerfile that says up a container that can build OpenJDK. Maybe more importantly this set up means you can do a comparable verification build of the latest releases of JDK21 and beyond - and you can do it independently of whatever compiler(s) you might have installed on the host windows system.

  30. Managed to get around the shortname thing and have now got a #Windows Dockerfile that says up a container that can build OpenJDK. Maybe more importantly this set up means you can do a comparable verification build of the latest releases of #Adoptium #Temurin JDK21 and beyond - and you can do it independently of whatever compiler(s) you might have installed on the host windows system.

  31. Interesting - 24.04 (Noble) - as well as Debian's Trixie ("testing") - have stopped shipping the 'adduser' package in their base container images which means the command of that name is unavailable by default. "useradd" is still there though so the correct thing is to migrate and dockerfiles using "useradd".

    This could impact people using Eclipse 's images too, which are now by default based on Noble (Jammy is still available, and adduser can still be added from the Noble repos)

  32. Interesting - #Ubuntu 24.04 (Noble) - as well as Debian's Trixie ("testing") - have stopped shipping the 'adduser' package in their base container images which means the command of that name is unavailable by default. "useradd" is still there though so the correct thing is to migrate and dockerfiles using "useradd".

    This could impact people using Eclipse #Temurin's images too, which are now by default based on Noble (Jammy is still available, and adduser can still be added from the Noble repos)

  33. Announcement: The 7 container images for by will be soon removed due to CentOS7 being end-of-life and no longer receiving security updates. Users currently using it are encouraged to migrate to another OS which is shipped in the adoptium containers set, such as the ubi9-minimal images.
    adoptium.net/en-GB/blog/2024/0

  34. Announcement: The #CentOS 7 container images for #Temurin by #Adoptium will be soon removed due to CentOS7 being end-of-life and no longer receiving security updates. Users currently using it are encouraged to migrate to another OS which is shipped in the adoptium containers set, such as the ubi9-minimal images.
    adoptium.net/en-GB/blog/2024/0

  35. New Relic's annual "The State of the java ecosystem" report for 2024 shows that Eclipse by has increased to 18.2% market share ahead of Amazon's Corretto which has dropped to 17.8%. Oracle is still just ahead on 20.8% but it dropped by over a quarter of it's percentage points since 2023.
    Ref: newrelic.com/sites/default/fil

  36. New Relic's annual "The State of the java ecosystem" report for 2024 shows that Eclipse #Temurin by #Adoptium has increased to 18.2% market share ahead of Amazon's Corretto which has dropped to 17.8%. Oracle is still just ahead on 20.8% but it dropped by over a quarter of it's percentage points since 2023.
    Ref: newrelic.com/sites/default/fil

  37. The docker images, and most of the installers (At the time of posting this 21 and 22 are still remaining but will appear soon) for the 8u412, 11.0.23, 17.0.11, 21.0.3 and 22.0.1 releases are now out :-) My work here is done - I'm taking a long weekend to recover!
    More information about this release can be seen at adoptium.net/en-GB/blog/2024/0

  38. The docker images, and most of the #Temurin installers (At the time of posting this 21 and 22 are still remaining but will appear soon) for the 8u412, 11.0.23, 17.0.11, 21.0.3 and 22.0.1 releases are now out :-) My work here is done - I'm taking a long weekend to recover!
    More information about this release can be seen at adoptium.net/en-GB/blog/2024/0
    #Adoptium #OpenJDK #java

  39. Eclipse #Adoptium have now released #Temurin 8u412, 11.0.23, 17.0.11, 21.0.3 and 22.0.1 - our biggest release to date and all platforms have shipped within a week of the upstream tags being available 🍾🎉 Great work by the team!
    Well be working on getting the rpm/deb installers and dockerhub images up tomorrow!
    #openjdk #java