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> P.S. The law of the land is now that when you create an API it is copyrighted. Oracle has stolen an "r" from the API specification of my full name. How/where
by rms_returns 11y ago
> P.S. The law of the land is now that when you create an API it is copyrighted.
Oracle has stolen an "r" from the API specification of my full name. How/where can I sue them?
- imtringued 11y agoYou can sue anyone for anything. That doesn't mean you will be successful.
- rms_returns 11y agoThen how come Oracle did it successfully?
- pjmlp 11y agoBecause Google was playing dirty after not wanting to pay Sun what they were asking for.
- rms_returns 11y agoWhy should they pay for using something that is free and open source?
- pjmlp 11y agoBecause back then it was only free when targeting desktop and servers, not embedded devices. Also the license requires that all of Java is taken, not cutting down pieces as they feel like.