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I primarily work in Java ecosystems with a fair amount of Docker going on. I'm really interested in a Mac Studio (with that sweet sweet 64GB of RAM) but compatibility with M1 chips gives me pause. For those of you working on M1 chips, how has your experience been with Java tooling? JDKs? Docker? Intellij? Command line tooling like brew, mvn, jenv, etc?
I’ve been considering an upgrade for a long ass time and would like to get a laptop that supports Minecraft Java without having to get a pc or entire set up. Also going to ask now what should I look for in a good school/gaming computer for myself? I wanna be able to join my friends in group games and would love some help with finding something that would work for me. I’m hopefully upgrading from a old, damaged and well used Chromebook that has been through absolute torture through the years and I’m wondering what I should possibly purchase to protect a newer computer.
I am currently taking an intro to Java class for college. I’m trying to download Java from oracle. I have a MacBook Air and my chip is an apple M2. Which download is preferred? I have four download options
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Arm 64 Compressed archive
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Arm 64 DMG Installer
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x64 Compressed Archive
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x64 DMG Installer
I just need help in order to begin the class. I will delete the post once I get the help. Please and thank you
On my system, I see that java is installed on /usr/bin AND /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-17.0.3.1.jdk/Contents/Home/bin. When I type which java in terminal, it says /usr/bin. So, why is it installed in two directories? (I know I can change the directory by typing the second directory first in the $PATH file, but my question is why are there two binaries and if I should remove one of the two. Also, each file is unique and not an alias of the other). Thank you