“It is perhaps fitting that the last word on the recent MySQL
licensing row should belong to Sun’s CEO, Jonathan Schwartz. In a
twitter Q&A with Web 2.0 Expo attendees, courtesy of Tim
O’Reilly, he states that:“‘we have no plans whatever of ‘hiding the ball,’ of keeping any
technology from the community. Everything Sun delivers will be
freely available, via a free and open license (either GPL, LGPL or
Mozilla/CDDL), to the community…”
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