OpenOffice, an office application which have been the arch rivals of Microsoft Office, allegedly going to retire soon.
The indications emerged from the discussions in the e-mail thread that is sent by Vice President OpenOffice, Dennis Hamilton. In it contained a question about what would happen if the pension productivity applications.
"What would involve; OpenOffice retirement?" The title of the e-mail, as reported by KompasTekno from Digital Trends, Monday (05/09/2016).
In e-mail, Hamilton said that OpenOffice was approaching twilight. The team's ability to support and manage open source projects that are considered less and less.
In fact, the developers slowly began to leave OpenOffice, and then choose to develop other applications.
"Personally, I see that now there is no ready-made application developers, have the ability, capacity, and willingness to support the sustainability of the project," wrote Hamilton.
The indications emerged from the discussions in the e-mail thread that is sent by Vice President OpenOffice, Dennis Hamilton. In it contained a question about what would happen if the pension productivity applications.
"What would involve; OpenOffice retirement?" The title of the e-mail, as reported by KompasTekno from Digital Trends, Monday (05/09/2016).
In e-mail, Hamilton said that OpenOffice was approaching twilight. The team's ability to support and manage open source projects that are considered less and less.
In fact, the developers slowly began to leave OpenOffice, and then choose to develop other applications.
"Personally, I see that now there is no ready-made application developers, have the ability, capacity, and willingness to support the sustainability of the project," wrote Hamilton.
