Is OpenJDK open source?
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Azul Systems
“Yes. OpenJDK is the official reference implementation of Java SE and is fully open source under GPLv2+CE. Anyone can download, use, and distribute it without paying licensing fees. Many OpenJDK vendors, including Azul, do just that. See how they compare.”
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