I don't have control over what the OpenJDK packages in Debian/Ubuntu are using as a vendor name, but here is some related info:
Possible vendor strings for the Debian/Ubuntu OpenJDK builds are now "Debian", "Ubuntu", and "Private Build", the latter trying to identify a PPA build according to the version number.
I don't have control over what the OpenJDK packages in Debian/Ubuntu are using as a vendor name, but here is some related info:
Possible vendor strings for the Debian/Ubuntu OpenJDK builds are now "Debian", "Ubuntu", and "Private Build", the latter trying to identify a PPA build according to the version number.
$ java -XshowSettings -version 2>&1 | grep vendor specification. vendor = Oracle Corporation /ubuntu. com/ vendor. url.bug = https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ openjdk- lts vm.specificatio n.vendor = Oracle Corporation
java.
java.vendor = Ubuntu
java.vendor.url = https:/
java.
java.
java.vm.vendor = Ubuntu