It does sound confusing. Just like the different versions of java and distributions that we have now as well.
I don’t think they’ll ever do it though, given the history of oracle
I don’t think they’ll ever do it though, given the history of oracle
And if you want paid support you ca choose for example OracleJDK, which is otherwise feature-equivalent to OpenJDK (as it is also just a tiny fork), which’s LTS version is free for the next LTS+1 year. This is the same model as Red Hat Linux vs Fedora.