On 29/01/13 13:28, Owen Leonard wrote:
We've not changed the link for Koha to point to koha-community.org, as
requested by a message on Twitter[2].
I assume that by "not" you mean "now" :)
Whoops! Yes, you're right.
It was my understanding that LibLime was simply a company providing
commercial support for the open source Koha product. Am I now correct in
believing that it (also?) produces a separate, closed-source product called
"LibLime Academic Koha"?
LibLime does not support any version of Koha which is developed by the
Koha open source community. They support one version, LibLime Koha
4-something, which is ostensibly open source because they sometimes
push to a github repo, but which is developed exclusively by LibLime
in isolation.
>
They also sell "LibLime Academic Koha," which is 100% closed-source,
despite being based on GPL'ed code. Both versions diverged from Koha
around version 3.2. No one from LibLime contributes back to the open
source version of Koha anymore.
OK, thanks for clearing that up!
--
Mark Johnson
Development Manager
OSS Watch http://oss-watch.ac.uk
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