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UBUNTU 18.10 INSTALL OPENJDK 11 UPGRADE
UBUNTU 18.10 INSTALL OPENJDK 11 SOFTWARE
UBUNTU 18.10 INSTALL OPENJDK 11 CODE

Like gm10 says, if you want to see how long it takes for you to break your system go right ahead.

ine-stable if you must have 2.0.15 instead of 2.0.14.

UBUNTU 18.10 INSTALL OPENJDK 11 SOFTWARE

Gimp 2.10 is available on Linux Mint 19.x through Flatpak category in Software Manager. You don't need to risk breaking your operating system and other installed programs. This is a recipe to make a huge mess of your system-the road to dependency hell. And upgrading single programs from Ubuntu 18.10, while the libraries would still be from Ubuntu 18.04 is also going to cause problems-and besides will likely pull in certain libraries from Ubuntu 18.10 to cause problems for other software.

UBUNTU 18.10 INSTALL OPENJDK 11 UPGRADE

Replacing the Ubuntu repository will upgrade your entire system if you apply upgrades, not just one program. So, my overall strategy is to just tell linux/OpenJDK users to not use jdk/jre 11 and continue with my own application development until a new release of JOGL, which should, at least, separate and identify JOGL/JDK11 issues from my own coding problems.That's likely going to cause problems because the software from the Linux Mint repository is built for the libraries versions in the Ubuntu 18.04 repository. So, I will worry about this in pre-release testing.Ĥ) Continue with my own development and ignore Apple/OpenGL to see how things develop in JOGL/OpenGL/Vulkan.

UBUNTU 18.10 INSTALL OPENJDK 11 CODE

Changes to accommodate OpenJDK 11 should include backward compatibility with earlier versions, right? Also, I won't be releasing anything with my own JOGL code for a while.

But, I might need to look closer as this is just a warning and I get a crash.ģ) Do nothing until 2) is addressed. Supported versions are: 1.10, 1.20, 1.30, 1.40, 1.00 ES, and 3.00 ES"Ĥ) I finally learned of Apple's deprecation of OpenGL.ġ) Fix my own code once other OpenJDK 11 issues are resolved and I can sort out version number scheme.Ģ) Wait for new JOGL release since this "reflective" problem seems to have been addressed in fixes that are in the works.

My software tested the minor version for minimal acceptance, but the OpenJDK 11 seems to use the major/minor version number differently.Ģ) Running my apps on OpenJDK 11 produces "WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred" and a back-to-command-line crash.ģ) After backing off OpenJDK 11 and using either OpenJDK 8 or Oracle JDK 8, my original J3D code runs fine, but my own JOGL code produces: Thus, I have spent my free time this past week experimenting with my Java/JOGL apps on Ubuntu (18.10 in VirtualBox on an OS X 10.14.2) and reading the posts here to better understand what is going on.ġ) Recent OpenJDK versions use a different version numbering system. Another student had the same problem and said the solution was to install Oracle JDK and use "sudo update-alternatives -config java" to use the new install. It turns out she was using a new Ubuntu installation with the default OpenJDK. After being consumed by other responsibilities, I am now starting to get back to work on my own applications.Ī couple weeks ago, a student came to me unable to run one of my programs. Last summer I finished up my own API to JOGL that provides the plotting functions I need for my work while isolating JOGL-specific things in a few classes. Instead, I would be interested in just knowing if my strategy for going forward is appropriate.