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:Promise Kept: Sun Delivers Open Source Java
Promise Kept: Sun Delivers Open Source Java
May 8, 2007, 13 :30 UTC (6 Talkback[s]) (10530 reads)

(Other stories by Andy Patrizio)

"Sun Microsystems today will announce it's released a fully buildable Java Development Kit (JDK) for Java Platform Standard Edition (Java SE) under the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2. Sun is planning a formal announcement today at its JavaOne conference in San Francisco.

"The company said last November it intended to make the code available under the GPL once it worked out all of the legal snags, since it did not own all of the six million lines of code used to build Java.

"There are a few remaining bits of code that cannot be GPLed because Sun doesn't own them and the owner is not willing to open source the code. Sun will release those encumbered bits as binary plug-ins for the buildable code, according to Rich Sands, community marketing manager for the Open JDK community..."

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This is one of the best events for this  ...   Congrats   
Eddy Nigg
May 8, 2007, 15:26:23
 
Java has its own font renderer and 2D ra ...   why don't they use QT ?   
vm
May 8, 2007, 17:02:42
 
Very good news!They remain the #1 contri ...   Congratulations!   
xlinuks
May 8, 2007, 18:42:50
 
> Java has its own font renderer and 2D  ...   Re: why don't they use QT ?   
Shamar
May 8, 2007, 20:27:57
 
Many reasons why Sun cannot and SHOULD N ...   Why not use QT?   
paul
May 8, 2007, 23:45:27
 
> 3.- QT doesn't offer any technolog ...   Re: Re: why don't they use QT ?   
bcm
May 9, 2007, 17:37:52
 
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