Download: Liberica JDK
Liberica JDK version 11.0.3
Liberica is a 100% open-source Java 11 implementation. It is built from OpenJDK which BellSoft
contributes to, is thoroughly tested and passed the JCK provided under the license from OpenJDK.
The
versions of Liberica for Windows x86_64, Mac x86_64, Linux x86_64 and ARMv7 also
contain JavaFX 12. The version for Linux ARMv7 contains Device IO API as additional module
and
JavaFX with hardware-accelerated EGL support. We currently provide binaries suitable for
different hardware and OS combinations:
- Windows x86_64 (64-bit version for Microsoft Windows)
- Windows x86 (32-bit version for Microsoft Windows)
- macOS x86_64 (64-bit version for Apple macOS)
- Linux x86_64 (64-bit version for Linux servers and desktops)
- Linux x86 (32-bit version for Linux servers and desktops)
- Alpine Linux x86_64 (64-bit version for Alpine Linux with musl)
- Linux ARMv8 (64-bit version for ARMv8 servers and embedded)
- Linux ARMv7 HardFloat (32-bit version for Raspbian on Raspberry Pi 2 and Raspberry Pi 3)
- Solaris SPARC (SPARCv9 version for Solaris)
- Solaris x86_64 (x86_64 version for Solaris)
Docker images for Liberica JDK can be found in BellSoft Docker hub.
YUM and APT repositories are available.
Commercial support is available for Liberica JDK. For detailed information, quote requests and
additional platforms please contact sales@bell-sw.com.
Regular Liberica Java SE 11 Development Kit (JDK) can be used to run, compile and debug applications or
create
your own Java Runtime with a subset of Java modules.
 Microsoft Windows 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
3B391DC771DCB4C2A1B29C4056C7F95E0E2732BESHA1:
0E16B2B936F4F73BBAEA248F0338EDD06DCF6DE0 |
| Microsoft Windows 32 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
95FA1ABB2C88C60984AB21BFD0965427B0E4E84ESHA1:
2E9324BCD462419EFAE6B9107AB67B0E0EB30373 |
 Apple macOS 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
37A46ADDD1254B9AFA90A38448EF23A94F1EE67DSHA1:
354D2BDD6536CE8BA1AE5601B71C750CEC894573 |
 Linux x86 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
9F8FEA6F70C6C1017FD765749F53C6AA8C62889CSHA1:
BDC922B7288275C18DE98CF321494941E87E2E0FSHA1:
14EFEF1F610F345D5C58E8F35F454AAE92C77675 |
| Linux x86 32 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
78A5134EB67E311FF8AD4C9DD81C9BB2C5F8E376SHA1:
E4547F1E204731070305E8CD2741B1E82CA9E660SHA1:
25DED65014A419AF064A9FFB4EDA44CE017F5081 |
 Alpine Linux x86 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
E06576E6C09CE57F99AA9193BAFE727A758427F8 |
 Linux ARMv8 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
E690C17DA0295ABA5FA3A3562471B70008005F70SHA1:
54653C2736911797A661CDCBD04487EE1E01B891SHA1:
BFF883DF808A06597ED1A49C1BEB7AF907E063C3 |
  Linux ARMv7&8 32 Bit HardFloat
|
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
F627C41FB0336E29118B7BAAB420C76C7722C46ESHA1:
D599413105372E8CBF8118856176A4FA9B1A0A7FSHA1:
BD0868A07D396600277947FB6E3EBFE8FA0D137C |
 Solaris x86 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
768FD809C2F9E82A175851B378B8DDF43FD4BD54 |
 Solaris SPARC
|
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
EAFF54EE83FA04C8554FC17102ABF52BE80D4195 |
If you are looking for smaller footprint, yet fully functitonal JDK, download the "lite" version
below.
It does not have javafx modules and the modules are compressed.
It does not have javafx modules and the modules are compressed.
| Microsoft Windows 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
C1208C62E629625EB7E8E2B9890B5908014B0B3CSHA1:
CEADAC564757F8C64EC8C9D74865D03DD615DEC6 |
| Microsoft Windows 32 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
537D3F7B71A553B24134F32F7A6D7C8FF4C82600SHA1:
35007325AA6056E4FBDCF61A8699078504A01425 |
| Apple macOS 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
E39DB9CFAE46A93054F03DBA32B0324B294306A5SHA1:
1DE029CDB7A59713155EFA621A5A57E36B73E030 |
| Linux x86 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
49C256E7377590C57921F03D1BC128B0E2CBE391SHA1:
B0B7AB31FED181345E9BEC7582FEE712D4B335D5SHA1:
EAEAB9EE07A28690CC1330BF09A413416D7EE54E |
| Linux x86 32 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
B312243B4139614FB3498BCE6EBEC27D1667E094SHA1:
7310B5D8388AAD5771003D4A2A791267C3305D15SHA1:
6A7EE30A92AE675289FBE59566C4006D0808EB93 |
| Alpine Linux x86 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
D892B2E3983D4E6E2C027D85A78579339947709C |
| Linux ARMv8 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
F56414C1D8CC1DD2DC572582D9BC36CD24102D9ASHA1:
0EF64233FDB895F64C3C887C0B4740BFADDAF7D5SHA1:
2E4DC5289AFD26A30D7E216B89F7B7365204CF8D |
| Linux ARMv78 32 Bit HardFloat
|
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
4105087E6EC9CE8D78EA5822B3941E3E41ED9AB2SHA1:
E557A096E57CCAB529378617673994AFF75F98D3SHA1:
8C352F7FE83B3227E721B0593C877B31126222DF |
| Solaris x86 64 bit |
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
85F685082FC3324DA49DEA21B01186A1C6C107BF |
| Solaris SPARC
|
11.0.3 |
JDK
|
SHA1:
52B9068F0867FB8654286FAB421B5109476FA496 |
Liberica JDK is available as Docker images in BellSoft
Docker hub.
The distribution includes full JDK images for
Debian
and
CentOS,
and lite JDK images optimised for size for
Alpine Linux
for all supported CPU architectures: Linux x86_64, Linux ARMv8, Linux ARMv7.
Windows Server Core images are also available.
Alpine Linux (musl-based)
Liberica JDK Docker images are provided for Linux x86_64. To install it, simply run:
docker pull bellsoft/liberica-openjdk-alpine-musl:11.0.3
docker run -it bellsoft/liberica-openjdk-alpine-musl:11.0.3 java -version
Users willing to build smaller images and more fine-grained runtimes (as small as 37 Mb with base Alpine) are encouraged to read the following
documentation.
To simplify installation and update on Linux, Liberica JDK is available in YUM and APT repositories.
Please refer to installation guide for YUM and APT repository setup instructions.
To install Liberica JDK using SDKMAN!, run:
sdk install java 11.0.3-librca
To install Liberica JDK using Homebrew, run:
brew tap bell-sw/liberica
brew cask install liberica-jdk11
Please refer to bell-sw/homebrew-liberica for list of available packages.
