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Fedora To Look At Reviving Apache OpenOffice
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Would like to have both Available.
That's it's in the repositories is enough for me.
I mean free software suppose to not be walled gardens (Apple, Nook style) right?
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Originally posted by Rexilion View PostAre you implying that the communist 'smell' of the word 'Libre' is posing a barrier to company's in a capitalist society from adopting it?
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Originally posted by efikkan View PostI wish OpenOffice and LibreOffice would merge back again, the open office suites has suffered a lot in terms of PR at a time so many institutions in Europe were considering it. In addition, the term "Libre" in LibreOffice just don't sound right, OpenOffice was a good name.
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I wish OpenOffice and LibreOffice would merge back again, the open office suites has suffered a lot in terms of PR at a time so many institutions in Europe were considering it. In addition, the term "Libre" in LibreOffice just don't sound right, OpenOffice was a good name.
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Originally posted by pingufunkybeat View PostLicense.
OpenOffice.org was converted to the Apache license, while LibreOffice is (still) LGPL.
Originally posted by https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Re-BasingThe MPLv2 is, intrinsically a quadruple license. Its language in section 1.12 and 2.4 allows switching to the GPLv2.0+, LGPLv2.1+, and the AGPLv3.0+.
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Originally posted by Tiger_Coder View PostI heard IBM is contributing to OO 4 with its code of Symphony. But right now, what is the different between OO and libreoffice?( I know both story but talking about the features and software). Can anybody tell what is the point of using OO instead of Libreoffice?
OpenOffice.org was converted to the Apache license, while LibreOffice is (still) LGPL.
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Originally posted by Tiger_Coder View PostI heard IBM is contributing to OO 4 with its code of Symphony. But right now, what is the different between OO and libreoffice?( I know both story but talking about the features and software). Can anybody tell what is the point of using OO instead of Libreoffice?
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I heard IBM is contributing to OO 4 with its code of Symphony. But right now, what is the different between OO and libreoffice?( I know both story but talking about the features and software). Can anybody tell what is the point of using OO instead of Libreoffice?
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