It's one of the reasons I won't work with Java -- I just don't want to tie myself to a technology that's owned by a company like that.
Somewhat amusingly, Java becomes more dangerous to use if Oracle wins this case, because they would then be able to kill OpenJDK and any other implementations whenever they want.
Somewhat amusingly, Java becomes more dangerous to use if Oracle wins this case, because they would then be able to kill OpenJDK and any other implementations whenever they want.