Re: [Trisquel-users] Questions about Java programming

[mampir]

I know about OpenJDK.  But I bet Oracle is the one who standardizes new  
features, such as new standard libraries.  Those new features are made  
available by non-free first and OpenJDK is left to catch-up with the official  
implementation of Java.  In the mean time, will be tempted to use non-free  
version, not the inferior OpenJDK.  Isn't that so?

In fact, was that exactly what happed some years ago, with the Java Trap?   
It's exactly the same as Adobe Flash Player - the free Flash players always  
having to play catch-up.