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With only two weeks to go now before JavaOne, its annual Javaganza for developers, Sun has revealed that Java is at long last to be made 100% open source. "We're trying to get Java into places it's never been before," Rich Sands, group manager for developer marketing at Sun, told an interviewer on Tuesday.
The move, which completes a process begun long ago in November 206, is certain to boost further Java development, especially on the Linux platform. Till now, Linux distributors have been constrained from offering a fully open-source version of Java. Once 100& open source, Java can be offered as part of the free Ubuntu distribution, for example.
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Reader 05/15/08 06:29:25 PM EDT | |||
Since November 206, wow! that is a long process. |
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Sun emp 04/25/08 04:17:11 PM EDT | |||
finally - Now I can at least leave this doomed company and still enjoy Java ! |
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reader 04/25/08 11:41:57 AM EDT | |||
Your website is so convoluted I can not differentiate what's what. I tried to read the article but was unable to find the continuation of it. |
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