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I totally aggree with you. The explicit recommendation to install old Java on
Window machines is careless.

The performance problem affects the combination of databases engines written
in Java (HSQLDB and H2) together with Linux and OOo/LibO Base.
My databases are unusable under Linux with a recent Java version, even when
the HSQLDB backend runs on a Windows machine with a recent Java.
Unusable means minutes of waiting instead of seconds. 

Under Windows I see no such problem.

My Linux system has a recent Java version installed. I only point the office
suite to a separate JVM I extracted manually from the packages. No system
wide configuration file nor environment variable points to the old Java
version.
I feel safe with this setup. Admittedly I am no expert in computer security.


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