In data 05 aprile 2012 alle ore 15:49:27, Claudio Filho
<[email protected]> ha scritto:
I saw this news[1] some minutes ago.
[1]http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/opinion/apache-openoffice-who-knows-where-the-time-goes/
It's rather full of mistakes and misinterpretations.
For example "spell-checking has had to be replaced due to the loss of
hunspell", it's plainly wrong.
While "A curious side effect of this process is that community developers
who licensed their code under the LGPL but assigned their copyright to Sun
Microsystems, now find their code being re-licensed, against their will,
to the Apache licence, which may mean the later absorption of the software
in proprietary offerings." is a not-well-informed and historically wrong
interpretation, since OpenOffice.org code was for a long period released
under the Sun Industry Standard Source License (SISSL) and large part of
his code included into proprietary products.
IMO, corrections to text should be asked.
Regards,
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