Hi Felix, as Debian (and many derivates) still ship with old JDK, there is in my eyes no reason to remove Freeplane because of that. Also it would be a shame if it maybe would vanish from it, in that way.
FTR: I am tunning OpenJDK 1.17.10 on Devuan, and Freeplane 1.7.0 runs fine (also still a 32bit system) Best, Alex Felix Natter <fnat...@gmx.net> am Sonntag, 31. März 2024, 17:11:02: > Dear users, > > you can download and install the .deb version that upstream provides: > - https://sourceforge.net/projects/freeplane/ > - select "Files" > - select "freeplane stable" > - select freeplane_1.11.11~upstream-1_all.deb > - install with "sudo apt install > /path/to/freeplane_1.11.11~upstream-1_all.deb" > > (the file name of the stable version may change over time!) > > Note this bug related to ibus: > https://github.com/freeplane/freeplane/issues/1069 > > You can also, as the reporter noted, switch to an old JRE (mind security > issues though!), either through JAVA_CMD or FREEPLANE_JAVA_HOME. > > I cannot package freeplane-1.11.x for Debian because it requires > gradle >= 7.x. > > I am discussing with the debian-java team whether to remove freeplane > from Debian/Ubuntu for security reasons (old JRE versions...), unless > you disagree strongly [1]! > > [1] https://lists.debian.org/debian-java/2024/03/msg00016.html > > Cheers and Best Regards, > Felix > -- > Felix Natter >
