Oracle has published changes to the Oracle Java Licensing model earlier this year to license every employee in an organization regardless of whether Oracle Java is utilized or for development-only. IT Services has contacted all affected BCIT users as of May 2023 and has notified them of these changes. As an alternative to Oracle Java, it is suggested to use OpenJDK, Oracle’s free, GPL-licensed, production-ready version that is compatible with Linux, Windows, or macOS environments. Please see the installation and configuration instructions below;
More information about software licensing
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Frequently Asked Questions About BCIT-Issued Laptops for Faculty and Staff
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Options for creating a Windows environment on your Mac computer to run apps with AppsAnywhere
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Problem with Windows Security pop-up when launching Application
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Problem with Windows Security pop-up when launching ShareLink Application
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Requesting Camtasia/Snagit/TechSmith Software Licenses (Faculty and Staff Only)
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Testing AppsAnywhere Software in BCIT Computer Labs Remotely