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In data 17 ottobre 2010 alle ore 18:32:33, AG <computing.account@googlemail.com> ha scritto:

So what are the legal implications of all of this then? If Oracle now own the code base, are we likely to see Oracle enact a version of SCO's attempt to claim ownership of the GNU/Linux code base [1] retrospectively, this time directed against TDF and LibO?

Oracle owns the copyright of the code base, but publicly licensed it (or a large part of it) under LGPL.

As far as future versions of LibO will be released under LGPL nobody should reasonably be sued.

However, the international legal situation is complex like, always AFAIK, the real legal status of the *whole* code base that, indeed, is rather variegated, legally speaking.

I'm sure this is a main concern and priority of the TDF founders.
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Gianluca Turconi

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