Personally, I have given up on that and moved to using sdkman (https://sdkman.io) for handling Java variants, this so far seems the best / most reliable way to get different Java versions (including 8.x series) to work on recent Linux distributions. Java packaging in Debian- based distributions always has been weird, and JavaFX and the changes related to the way it's supposed to be distributed don't make things easier here.
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