Hi,
Am 11.11.2010 22:19, schrieb Martin Srebotnjak:
I just downloaded my "old" Slovenian po file from LO Pootle and was amazed
by the header of my file:
# Slovenian localization of LibreOffice
# Copyright (C) 2006, SUSE Linux GmbH, Nuremberg
My localization is copyright by SUSE? Does SUSE replace Oracle as owner of
LO? What is this? It is my localization and if anyone can claim copyright of
any kind, it is mine. Do I have to sue SUSE?
no, surely not. I'd guess this was either a mistake or some initial
translations had really been done by
SUSE GmbH.
Petr, Michael, any input on this?
regards,
André
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