On Sat, 2006-02-09 at 16:29 +0200, Charles Schulz wrote: > please read this: http://news.zdnet.co.uk/0,39020330,39282294,00.htm > The article seems to imply.. that Openoffice.org Premium or "Premium > OpenOffice" is an official build from the OOo project.
Yes, it makes that implication. > I'm getting tired > by this; the software comes from a team inside the Hungarian community, If the OOo leadership had listened to me 2 years ago, you would be the one producing OOoPremium instead of some other group. I came up with the idea of "OOo Premium" years ago, and I prepared the packages for all the public domain clipart, photos and a user guide that I hoped would be included in OOoPremium. Of course, that idea was met with less than overwhelming enthusiasm. No someone else, years later, has gone and done it. > but for plenty of reasons (mainly cliparts licensed under the GPL), I helped found the OpenClipArt project to produce thousands of clip art images in the public domain for OOo to use. They have been gracious enough to make all those images PNG files because OOo can't open SVG. In return all they got was indifference or worse. Those images are still there. They number at 7,000 by now, and they are public domain. Is the OOo leadership interested in this yet? I am exhausted so I will no longer help will that project, but maybe you can find someone else who will. Daniel. -- "I AM in shape. Round IS a shape."
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