Your not buying open office your buying StarOffice and/or StarSuite.  Under
the new name of Oracle Open Office.  If you want to continue to get Open
Office free go to www.openoffice.org 
 
It says on the front page second block center.
Please note that Oracle Open Office is the new name for StarOffice and
StarSuite. StarOffice was previously sold as Sun's office productivity suite
with StarSuite being the Asian language version of StarOffice. This name
change has no effect on the functionality of StarOffice or StarSuite.

SRB 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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-------Original Message-------
 
From: Joshua Lee
Date: 07/19/10 09:55:57
To: [email protected]
Subject: [discuss] Oracle
 
I just upgraded my open office, then it took me to oracle's website.  I
noticed I could now buy OO from Oracle.  I am kinda confused, why are they
charging for what is free already?  And why do they get to?  I mean, I
understand anyone can sell open source software, but we are advertising them
right on OpenOffice.org.  I must have really missed something here.  Are
they taking over?  Did they buy the site and are they now the maintainers
for the open source project?  

Could some one speed me up on this?

Thanks, 

Josh Lee



 
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