Hello,
to close the books, as we say in Germany, I have just arranged
payments for all outstanding travel requests from 2012 which I had on
the treasurer@ list. If there are no further requests, we can close the
respective budgets soon. The good news is, we spent a lot less for the
Hackfest
Wishing you all the best for 2013: love, joy, happiness, inspiration for
your work and fun in building and sharing good things in life.
Cor
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Is it CMIS that is being asked about?
There is more information here:
https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=cmis.
- Dennis
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Cor, all,
Happy New Year!
Best,
Charles.
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Yes indeed.
Charles.
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Is it CMIS that is being asked about?
There is more information here:
https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=cmis.
- Dennis
Thanks for the link Dennis, great start.
I digged further into it and found that CMIS v1.1 was recently released (0).
I also found that there was a presentation about LO/CMIS during LibOCon2012
(1)(2)
And there's a good explanation with screenshots for integration with
Alfresco (3)
So far, what
Hello all,
In the marketing materials that I am writing covering LO vs AOO, I was
wondering if it would be relevant to go into an explanation about why the
GPL/LGPL licence used by LO was superior to the ASL as a true open source.
I found this great document that explains the three most common
Hello all,
With only six weeks before the release, I was wondering if there was a
marketing plan/strategy in place (or to be discussed at the Jan. marketing
call) for targeting current MSO 2003 users with WinXP and Vista.
Cheers,
Immanuel
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Hello all,
I got in touch with Fabrice Henrion (Director of Business Development
Americas at OpenERP) via LinkedIn, and here was his response to two points
the mailing list raised previously
1- Intentions to have an integration with LibreOffice?
We don't intend to work on a LibreOffice
That is completely incorrect, no matter how many folks keep saying it.
Put simply: using the LibreOffice or Apache OpenOffice distributions does not
raise any practical limitations on most personal use as well as use by
individuals in their business or institutional activities.
- Dennis
PS:
I understand that differences between licences are technical and seem
trivial to end-users.
So if not the licences, how is LO different from AOO? In terms that
end-users can understand.
Immanuel
On Dec 31, 2012 8:29 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton dennis.hamil...@acm.org
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That is completely
You need a degree in licensing to really know all the ins ands outs of
what is the differences between them. That said, it still is all about
what the developer feels is a better license for their coding. What I
have heard from people is that they would prefer to provide the coding
under
I think Immanuel's question about what are the differences for users is more
important.
With regard to technicalities:
It happens that ASF projects do not accept GPL/LGPL code into their code bases.
Period. That's the ASF and it applies to ASF projects, including Apache
OpenOffice.
On the
I dropped an important word:
I have *no* quarrel with others who want their code to be handled differently.
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Not sure if this will help http://opensource.org/licenses/index.html
but that site allows one to read the licenses in more detail.
On Tue, Jan 1, 2013 at 5:58 AM, Dennis E. Hamilton
dennis.hamil...@acm.orgwrote:
I dropped an important word:
I have *no* quarrel with others who want their
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