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Tom Davies wrote:

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"It was a cheap way for Oracle to hurt their rival" ??  Sun you (Ellison) 
idiot.  Not Oracle, but Sun was the company that owned OpenOffice and did
the 
work of preventing the community from developing the product.  

Ahem, Tom... Those were my words, so I guess it's me who is the idiot 

Also, the article in The Register was written by Gavin Clarke, not Larry
Ellison (CEO of Oracle).

Glad to hear that companies are lining up to support LibreOffice. It is
essential in my opinion. I used to think that Open Source meant amateur
enthusiasts writing code in their spare time, but that was before I learned
that more than three quarters of Linux comes from developers on the payroll
of corporations.

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