The only reason I suggested this is because there are some who still
believe LibO and OO will become one again and I don't want that to
harm the project. But I do agree, if Oracle wants to keep OO, they
can, the strings have in fact, been cut and LibO will continue on its
own path.
the link I included was a report that Oracle has decided not to become
involved with TDF.
-fe
On Mon, Oct 18, 2010 at 11:46 AM, Marc Paré <marc@marcpare.com> wrote:
Le 2010-10-18 12:15, Frank Esposito a écrit :
http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/Oracle-wishes-LibreOffice-the-best-but-won-t-directly-cooperate-1102095.html
My personal feelings are that we should only announce if Oracle has decided
to join the masses with the LibO movement. Other than that, we should not be
involved in publicity citing Oracle who may have decided otherwise. The
strings have been cut, Oracle has been invited to join the project and we
are still waiting to see if it wants to joing. BTW ... nothing wrong in my
mind if Oracle were to join LibO and develop OpenOffice at the same time.
Marc
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