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This means little for Oracle, it was always a long shot and certainly not anything they depend on for their future. The question is really why Oracle have bothe
by kryptiskt 14y ago
This means little for Oracle, it was always a long shot and certainly not anything they depend on for their future. The question is really why Oracle have bothered with this, mobile phones isn't a strategic area for them, Java ME wasn't going to rise from the legacy graveyard whatever the outcome was. Of course Oracle do love to be perceived as an assholish and not nice at all company. But one would have thought that they would pick their fights on battlegrounds that matter to them, not going for the uphill battle in something that is very tangential to their actual business.
- fluidcruft 14y agoOracle is so weird. On the one hand VirtualBox and btrfs. On the the other, this and the openoffice mess.
- ktizo 14y agoI always think they are a bit like IBM, but without such a cheery and relaxed attitude. Sock suspenders will be compulsory.