📎 AI Summary:
The user NerferMC asks for a 32-bit version of Java Development Kit SE 10, but Neemobeer responds that Oracle no longer offers 32-bit versions and that JDK 8 is the final version to support 32-bit systems. The discussion highlights that 32-bit JDK SE 10 is unavailable due to Oracle's support policies, with the overall sentiment indicating that users needing 32-bit Java should stick with JDK 8.
The user NerferMC asks for a 32-bit version of Java Development Kit SE 10, but Neemobeer responds that Oracle no longer offers 32-bit versions and that JDK 8 is the final version to support 32-bit systems. The discussion highlights that 32-bit JDK SE 10 is unavailable due to Oracle's support policies, with the overall sentiment indicating that users needing 32-bit Java should stick with JDK 8.