yes u are allowed to redistribute staroffice - the linux and win versions have come in the earlier called chip mag - so i dont see a problem ...
Are you allowed to redistribute StarOffice?
Philip
and yes philip ---i KNOW its idle mind - IDEAL would be a pun ;) but then again if u didnt get the joke - its ok..
navinji - oh wise one -where and how to i pick up the debian cd frm u ....philip recommends it and he seems to be a self claimed guru so who i am to dispute --
Regards,
Triptpal Singh Before criticising anybody step into their shoes and walk for a mile.
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Triptpal Singh Lamba wrote>>>>
navinji - oh wise one -where and how to i pick up the debian cd frm u ....philip recommends it and he seems to be a self claimed guru so who i am to dispute -
aaarrgghh!! welcome to my junk mailer's list
kishor
On Wednesday 27 June 2001 12:15, Triptpal Singh wrote:
yes u are allowed to redistribute staroffice - the linux and win versions have come in the earlier called chip mag - so i dont see a problem ...
Strange assumption. Suggest you check out the Sun website (and other licences).
navinji - oh wise one -where and how to i pick up the debian cd frm u ....philip recommends it and he seems to be a self claimed guru so who i am to dispute --
Philip never claimed to be a guru - nor does anyone else on the list. But I would reccomend attending the meets and listening to the talks, where you could judge for your self. Better still give a talk on any subject and others might confer gurudom on you.
On Wed, 27 Jun 2001, Triptpal Singh Lamba wrote:
yes u are allowed to redistribute staroffice - the linux and win versions have come in the earlier called chip mag - so i dont see a
and hundreds of assemblers pirate windows. does that mean that it's allowed? The current version of staroffice requires a distribution licence from sun. Chip probably has that licence. FreeOS also has that licence. You and I don't.
Philip
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