Nathan,
It means tis people are working for Novell and that I'm glad to have them
with us.
Charles.
Le 23 nov. 2010, 6:12 PM, "Nathan" <nathan1465@gmail.com> a écrit :
On 11/23/2010 05:05 AM, Graham Lauder wrote: > > On Tuesday 23 November 2010
21:14:39 Charles-H. Sch...
can you clarify what you mean by having " And I'm glad to have Michael,
Thorsten and the Suse team
on board with us, hopefully for a very long time."
are these people that used to be employed by novell, have left and are now
working with TDF?
Personally, off topic i know, I stopped any association with SUSE once they
jumped in bed with M$ (no matter how, through what
subsidiary/organization/movement/non-profit or contractual agreement). The
Patent and copyright infringement discussions are going to get very
interesting. I for one like to acknowledge all the comments made by trust
worthy adversary in the open source world and understand why they say
implementing any sort of mono functionalities or dependencies is a large
risk for your project and open source in general.
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Thanks for your time,
Nathan Heafner
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