Hi persistability,
I'm not aware of discussion, but I am glad to see Mageia's choice of openjdk based on some of my experience trying both 8 and 11.
I tried both openjdk (8) and also 11 back in May with some equipment that I need to connect to (which used Oracle Java8).
Since the equipment I needed to use required a web browser, I also needed to use Iced Tea too.
After some testing, I found the combination of adoptopenjdk and Iced Tea 1.8 worked fine, but I ran into some problems with adoptopenjdk11 with Iced Tea. In summary (back in May), adoptopenjdk with Iced Tea was the better choice, not 11.
Recently, I tried adoptopenjdk11 and a more recent Iced Tea see it had improved, but because I need to support a choice, I remained with openjdk as it worked back then, and there wasn't anything we needed that required 11. ...Basically, if it isn't broke, keep using it. ...but that is just my experience with a need that had to be filled.
If you compare activity, you'll also see there is a lot of patching and activity with [adoptopenjk](
https://github.com/AdoptOpenJDK/openjdk ... its/master), but the last update for [adoptopenjdk11](
https://github.com/AdoptOpenJDK/openjdk ... its/master) appears to be January. Without knowing much about it, I would probably guess adoptopenjdk is probably the better choice, and not adoptopenjdk11.
You'll notice I wrote adoptopenjdk (above), and not adoptopenjdk8, plus according to the wiki page you mention, adoptopenjdk is supported until 2023, while adoptopenjdk until 2022.
Is there something you used that required 11, or something higher?