> And why call it "The Open Source Java Office Suite"? Users do not care whether it's Java or C# or what not, as long as it's better than current offerings out

> And why call it "The Open Source Java Office Suite"? Users do not care whether it's Java or C# or what not, as long as it's better than current offerings out there. It seems to be a trend with developers sometimes to get so involved in what they make that they forget who their target audience is (I would guess in this case he wants more than developers to use it). If his only fault in target audience usability is the naming, then he's doing pretty well (don't know if it is or not yet and usability is subjective). Either way, still a great learning experience taking on a project like this and I don't think I would judge it past "proof of concept" so far.