I've been using sdkman.io/ for a while now. Gives me the option to choose versions and builds. Not sure if it fits your needs, but you could give it a shot.
lol. Of course I know how, but not for most laypersons that I don't want to bundle JRE.
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I've been using sdkman.io/ for a while now. Gives me the option to choose versions and builds. Not sure if it fits your needs, but you could give it a shot.
lol. Of course I know how, but not for most laypersons that I don't want to bundle JRE.