“Sun Microsystems plans to make public the source code for
StarOffice in an effort to give the fledgling applications suite a
boost with software developers.“
“StarOffice — which was developed by Marco Boerries and his
Star Division company that was later bought by Sun for $74 million
in stock — includes word-processing, spreadsheets, presentations,
Web publishing, e-mail scheduling and other functions that can work
on various operating systems, including Windows.”
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