Indeed. And they cannot play the &quot;but Java is OSS&quot; card anymore as Oracle has made it pretty clear that Java&#x27;s APIs are proprietary and that you will be sued if you do anything not authorised by them (which effectively removes the &#x27;open&#x27; in &quot;open source software&quot;).<p>Say what you will about the Android Java situation, but it doesn&#x27;t exactly scream &quot;this is open and free software.&quot;