On Wed, 27 Aug 2025 at 09:12:35 +0200, Harald Dunkel wrote:
would it be possible to get a backport of openjdk 11 to Trixie?
Unlikely. This is a very old version of OpenJDK, rather than a new version: the version in trixie is openjdk-21. The backports team's policy would not allow openjdk-11 to be backported from unstable, because it has been intentionally removed from testing (#1023237) and therefore is not going to be in the next stable release.
(I'm not sure why it still exists in unstable at this point, but that would be a question for the developer who is uploading it to unstable, Matthias Klose, rather than a question for the developer who is applying security updates to Debian 11 LTS.)
Microsoft's intune-portal package (made for Ubuntu 24.04) depends upon openjdk 11
If you're installing a package that was designed to be used with Ubuntu onto your Debian system, you're already outside the scope of what either Debian or Microsoft aims to support. You might be able to use the openjdk-11-jre from Debian 11 LTS, or from unstable, at your own risk.
smcv