On Saturday 30 April 2005 05:20, Peter Kupfer OOo wrote:
> CPHennessy wrote:
> > On Tuesday 26 April 2005 09:10, + Jack Marxer wrote:
> >> [ MODERATED ]
> >>Please stop using Java as part of Open Office. It is not free software
> >> and makes it less likely that Open Office it
CPHennessy wrote:
On Tuesday 26 April 2005 09:10, + Jack Marxer wrote:
[ MODERATED ]
Please stop using Java as part of Open Office. It is not free software and
makes it less likely that Open Office itself will remain free.
Hi Jack,
Thanks for you opinions. We look forward to
Eric Hines wrote:
It occurs to me that the concern refers to the JRE error that often
occurs when the OOo installation can't find a Java Runtime Environment
as it opens on being invoked. IIRC, the JRE is freely available from
Sun
No, read Jack's email. He is not talking about "free beer" softwa
At 04/26/05 14:56, you wrote:
On Tuesday 26 April 2005 09:10, + Jack Marxer wrote:
> [ MODERATED ]
> Please stop using Java as part of Open Office. It is not free software and
> makes it less likely that Open Office itself will remain free.
Hi Jack,
Thanks for you opinions.
On Tuesday 26 April 2005 09:10, + Jack Marxer wrote:
> [ MODERATED ]
> Please stop using Java as part of Open Office. It is not free software and
> makes it less likely that Open Office itself will remain free.
Hi Jack,
Thanks for you opinions. We look forward to your repla
From: "Jack Marxer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tue, 26 Apr 2005 10:10:13 +0200
> Please stop using Java as part of Open Office. It is not free
> software and makes it less likely that Open Office itself will remain
> free.
We do not care about Open Office at all anyway.
If you wan
Alexandro Colorado wrote:
Actually this is called the Java-Trap which is, if you code in Java at
least build it under GCJ or a free libraries from Java and not on a proprietary
platform (Sun, IBM, MS, BEA).
Well, I know. But I try to play devil's advocate :-) It's important to
point out the cont
Actually this is called the Java-Trap which is, if you code in Java at least
build it under GCJ or a free libraries from Java and not on a proprietary
platform (Sun, IBM, MS, BEA).
This is basically because it automatically make it incompatible with the Free
software since even if it's GPL it is de
Hello Jack,
Thank you for your input.
Have you investigated this issue? Do you actually know in which way
OpenOffice.org might or might not be using to Java?
Incidentally, I am using OpenOffice.org right now without using Java.
I would be happy to discuss this further if you have specific comment
Please stop using Java as part of Open Office. It is not free software and
makes it less likely that Open Office itself will remain free.
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