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Currently we just throw exception if javac is not installed. It would we nice to have other option to check that javac is installed, for example by using method boolean hasJavac() or similar. Otherwise we have the only option to check presence of javac by catching an exception, which is an anti-pattern in fact.

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Currently several tests violate test best practices:

        MatcherAssert.assertThat(
            new Jhome().path().toFile().exists(),
            Matchers.is(true)
        );

I suggest to add jtcop plugin to that library.

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What do you think if we add javac() and java() methods to Jhome? Then, instead of new Jhome().path("bin/javac") we will be able to write only new Jhome().javac().