> because OpenOffice is the obvious name if you're going for the ideological angle I disagree. I associate "Open" with corporate-interest driven "open source"

> because OpenOffice is the obvious name if you're going for the ideological angle I disagree. I associate "Open" with corporate-interest driven "open source", BSD licensing, and cynically misleading branding (OpenDNS). 'Open' is the word you use if specifically don't want to invoke GNUy left-adjacent ideologies.