New comment by hiljusti on void-packages repository https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/34857#issuecomment-1013617010 Comment: Took me a while to find some steps to reproduce it, but tl;dr this would do it: ``` sudo xbps-install dbeaver sudo xbps-install openjdk8 sudo xbps-alternatives --set openjdk8 dbeaver # fails with the error message ``` Maybe there are other ways to get to this state. A quick fix is to do: ``` sudo xbps-alternatives --set openjdk11 ``` But... I think there are reasons someone might want JDK 8 as a default, and still be able to use this app I guess. It's still an LTS version of Java, and some software still requires it for one reason or another. (Usually to run java bytecode compiled with some version <= JDK 7 that isn't supported by JDK 11)