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On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 11:30 AM, Harold Fuchs
<hwfa.libreoffice@gmail.com> wrote:

don't have a case and should return to the fold. So, why don't the LO folk
do a deal with Apache, combine the best bits of OOo with LO to get back to a
single "product" and form jointly with the Apache folk an "LO Foundation".
It seems completely crazy to have two sets of developers and two sets of
code. All that does is sow FUD (Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt) in the minds of


because of the license change? Why would you want to use apache2.0
license? I would prefer gpl over that or lgpl.

mike

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