Jonathan,
You should also ask all the other devs now :-)
What I would like to have, more seriously, is lawyers working on this...
Best,
Charles.
Le Fri, 14 Jan 2011 09:27:17 +0100,
Jonathan Aquilina <eagles051387@gmail.com> a écrit :
I know an iphone dev, and he has told me the review process does take
time, but i think in time this app store will be just as good as the
app store found on the iphone. I am more then willing to head up a
team to get this ball moving in regards to getting permission from
oracle to relicense their code as well as getting it into the app
store itself. i think though for that someone will need a developers
license, which i am more then willing to get.
On 01/14/2011 08:34 AM, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
Le 13/01/11 23:44, Larry Gusaas a écrit :
Hi Larry,
Make it available in the App Store. OOo was always listed in the
Open Source software download page at Apple support. That service
has now been replaced by the App Store.
I checked out the App Store the day before yesterday and was rather
disappointed by the paucity of "freeware" actually available. I had
rather hoped that I would indeed find a similar array of content to
that which used to be (still is ?) available under the Freeware /
Open Source filter of the Apple Software Download page. Perhaps I
missed something, or perhaps the store is just too recent (despite
it being announced for a while already) for that software to have
been included, or then again, perhaps it is the necessity of
Apple's Review process that is putting people off. I assume that
Apple reviews all of the software that an author might want to put
on the store and has the final say in whether the app actually
appears there or not ?
Alex
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