I don't see a place to post comment to the cited article I don't think it painted the correct picture, indeed the conclusion may be a bit unfair and misleading.
The author should have also pointed out that, beginning version 3, OOo development has been shifting lots of its non-core features to "extensions", and is trying to provide basically just a framework. As a result, the number of developers and code contributions to the core OOo could be substantially reduced as reasonably expected. This is actually a positive development.
Posted by
W. Wayne Liauh
on October 11, 2008 at 12:05 AM GMT+00:00
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I don't see a place to post comment to the cited article I don't think it painted the correct picture, indeed the conclusion may be a bit unfair and misleading.
The author should have also pointed out that, beginning version 3, OOo development has been shifting lots of its non-core features to "extensions", and is trying to provide basically just a framework. As a result, the number of developers and code contributions to the core OOo could be substantially reduced as reasonably expected. This is actually a positive development.
Posted by W. Wayne Liauh on October 11, 2008 at 12:05 AM GMT+00:00 #