Hi Christopher,
On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 2:27 PM, Christopher Stark
<christopherstark@gmx.de> wrote:
I read that the Symphony source code will be merged into OpenOffice.
Well, at first IBM will dump their code into a differenet repository
from where it has to be merged into OpenOffice
Will LibreOffice also use that code?
Apache Licence to LGPL seems to be possible.
And as written already: Yes, LO will very likely pick interesting
stuff. But integrating probably will not be so easy, as it very likely
will be hard to identify the code changes that belong to a certain UI
change.. But time will tell, AFAIK the code was not published yet, so
nobody can tell in what shape it is..
ciao
Christian
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