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I agree. It seems that all that happened was that OpenOffice.org lost its largest contributor, which should normally not be a source of celebration. It can st
by abrahamsen 15y ago
I agree. It seems that all that happened was that OpenOffice.org lost its largest contributor, which should normally not be a source of celebration.
It can still become a "win" if the remaining contributors are able to manage the project more efficiently than Sun or Oracle did, and attract enough new contributors to compensate for the loss. But that is far from given.