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Oracle Developer Studio 12.6 released!

Oracle Developer Studio 12.6 has been released.
The initial release is English-only. The multi-lingual release will be available at a later date.
Comments
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on Solaris x86 faster then 12.5 IMHO
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The Oracle Developer Studio 12.6 is incompatible with the Oracle Java v9 and the installation script does not recognize the java (even if you defined the java home directory by manually ) and it aborts.
The latest version of the Oracle Java 8 works fine with the Oracle Developer Studio 12.6.
FYI & Kind Regards,
Dogan YILMAZ
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IDE can be used with Java 9 if
a) Oracle Developer Studio has been installed (for example Java 8 can be used in order to install Studio)
b) in /opt/oracle/developerstudio12.6/bin/devstudio script 1 line must be changed.
Wrong line: if [ ${majorno} -ne 1 ] ; then
Fixed line: if [ ${majorno} -lt 1 ] ; then
c) New Java 9 flags must be used. For example:
/opt/oracle/developerstudio12.6/bin/devstudio --jdkhome /usr/java/jdk-9 -J--add-modules=ALL-SYSTEM
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Could Dogan or someone give links to what you downloaded and used with developerstudio.sh to get this working with Oracle Linux 7.4? I've tried both Java 8 and 9 and the 8 java command was failing to run at all. As it doesn't install anything, I don't have the code to try the Valeriy workaround.
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Had the 32 bit Java 8, it installs with jdk-8u152-linux-x64.rpm