JavaONE 2006 is over. Sun have not opend Java, as many people have hoped.
But Sun hold on the speculations, if Suns Java will be OpenSource or not.
At OSNews.com at
http://www.osnews.com/comment.php?news_id=14770
stand, that a GPL Java could be possible.
The links ends up at Jonathan Schwatzs
theUser BL wrote:
JavaONE 2006 is over. Sun have not opend Java, as many people have hoped.
No one really expected it.
The thing that JS did was formally commit his company to doing so in
public. It's a step forward.
But Sun hold on the speculations, if Suns Java will be OpenSource or
If all the specifications get GPLed, what might be impact on commercial
vendors who sell JVMs and containers? Any ideas?
shanky
On 6/1/06, Geir Magnusson Jr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
theUser BL wrote:
JavaONE 2006 is over. Sun have not opend Java, as many people have
hoped.
No one really
Geir Magnusson Jr wrote:
The links ends up at Jonathan Schwatzs blog at
http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan
where he writes
But all in all, a really great week - we're now making serious
progress on open sourcing Java (and despite the cynics, using a GPL
license is very much *on* the table),
Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
shrug
who cares, we have enough momentum to get to certification before their
lawyers even finish the above discussions :-)
That's the goal :)
geir
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