In regards to the second to last question, it'd be fine, as long as the user can run the Jar, but I'm not familiar with any tools, so I want to know if there are any simple tools (for dumbasses like me). :p
Though, if it helps find anything, I'm using Windows 10.
My process was to use Gradle to create shadow JAR. Maven also has a different plugin to create a fat JAR, I believe.
About bundling a JAR file, would you rather want users to install JRE? If not, which OS do you want to try first (which one are you running)?
In regards to the second to last question, it'd be fine, as long as the user can run the Jar, but I'm not familiar with any tools, so I want to know if there are any simple tools (for dumbasses like me). :p
Though, if it helps find anything, I'm using Windows 10.
If you use no build tools, just pure
javacandjava -jar, it should already be fat JAR by default, I believe.Well, it doesn't work on other computers, so, are there any settings I need to apply?