Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on October 09, 2005 05:42 AM
I couldn't agree more. It's not innovation. It's better.
It's open for anyone to use, implement, improve, or whatever, free of royalty requirements, patent constraints, or any other so-called "intellectual property" restraints other than the copyright on the specific implementation of OOBasic found in OpenOffice.org, which is Freely licensed under the GNU LGPL.
That is the beauty of Free Software. Let's see Microsoft top *that*!
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Re:Innovation!
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on October 09, 2005 05:42 AMIt's open for anyone to use, implement, improve, or whatever, free of royalty requirements, patent constraints, or any other so-called "intellectual property" restraints other than the copyright on the specific implementation of OOBasic found in OpenOffice.org, which is Freely licensed under the GNU LGPL.
That is the beauty of Free Software. Let's see Microsoft top *that*!
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