mbien commented on PR #4205:
URL: https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/4205#issuecomment-1150045830
(neil)
> A key question might be whether we should only support listing and
downloading JDKs that can be registered in the running IDE? Or at least
shouldn't register ones that cannot run.
(emilian)
> The default architecture pick was an interesting topic since the Apple M1s
came around that time and people on M1 actually didn't have good M1 JDKs so
they had to use X64 JDKs and run them through Rosetta. That's a minor concern
nowadays.
I thought about that too and came to same conclusion. Because in theory
selecting cpu arch in a filter could be done by the IDE (default choice is
already picked by the IDE). But i added the filter anyway for three reasons:
- there might not always be a 1:1 mapping between JDK build and user
hardware (see old 32bit builds etc)
- its difficult to figure out what the system can actually run. For example
my workstation here (64 bit linux kernel) can also run aarch64 (and more) since
i have qemu configured that way. I can run aarch64 containers before deploying
them to raspis or server grade arm systems. Mac + rossetta would be another
example.
- even without installing anything, the tool might be useful as simple JDK
browser. ("which JDKs still run on X"). In fact, I almost wanted to add an OS
combo box too (pre selected).
>
> Maybe keep advanced as is, but we add a few options on to quick selection
(eg. vendor), and possibly move to selection box over slider? The slider ran
out of space hence change of min version in NB14! smile
thats a good idea. I might give that a try and add it.
thanks for the review @emilianbold & @neilcsmith-net
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