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Re: Go-OO of Novell on Debian



Hello

Younes El Koury schrieb:
> Hi
> Thank you very much
> i installed the program on my debian lenny, it works wonderfully, but there
> is something that i can't understand (it's also the case of lot of people)
> how came that the Openoffice installed is a GOoo of Novell, and it has the
> same name and logo of Openoffice of Sun?
> Can you clarify that? (lot of peaople ask this)
> Is all faitures listed on the web site of GOoo are supported on the
> OpenOffice installed with Debian??

OpenOffice.ORG is free software (as in free speech). the Lizenz is LGPL
(Lesser General Public Lizenz).

You can use, study, share and improve it for any propose.

But there is a trademark on the Name and the Logo of OpenOffice.org.
As an Example IBM has an own Name for this Produkt "Lotus Symphonie".

I doubt that it is a good idea to use different manes for nearly the
same produkt. there are only very small differences between them.

Each distribution has the freedom to take the parts they want to
implement. That is freedom.

So take the freedom  and use OpenOffice.org in the version you want.

Your sincerely

Mechtilde

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