I think this bug that I opened is invalid for both openjdk-9 and openjfx. Sorry for not closing it sooner.
Ubuntu has a separate package for JavaFX, currently at version 11, the Long Term Support release. The most recent release is version 15, available on September 8, 2020. OpenJFX follows the same six-month release schedule as OpenJDK, with the same version numbers, generally made available one week before each OpenJDK release.
Personally, I would like to see the openjfx package updated in the same manner as the OpenJDK packages, which include the intermediate releases between the Long Term Support versions. I have been unable to find the plans for OpenJFX on Ubuntu, though.
I think this bug that I opened is invalid for both openjdk-9 and openjfx. Sorry for not closing it sooner.
Ubuntu has a separate package for JavaFX, currently at version 11, the Long Term Support release. The most recent release is version 15, available on September 8, 2020. OpenJFX follows the same six-month release schedule as OpenJDK, with the same version numbers, generally made available one week before each OpenJDK release.
Personally, I would like to see the openjfx package updated in the same manner as the OpenJDK packages, which include the intermediate releases between the Long Term Support versions. I have been unable to find the plans for OpenJFX on Ubuntu, though.