I enjoyed the article, but I think I saw an error there. The article says:
At the moment, Sun's StarOffice suite and the open-source product OpenOffice.org--which is based on StarOffice--support the standard.
This used to be true on the first version of OpenOffice, after that, it's the other way around. StarOffice now takes a snapshot of OpenOffice, spices it up, and releases a new version of their software. I.e., StarOffice is now based on OpenOffice.
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I enjoyed the article, but I think I saw an error there. The article says:
At the moment, Sun's StarOffice suite and the open-source product OpenOffice.org--which is based on StarOffice--support the standard.
This used to be true on the first version of OpenOffice, after that, it's the other way around. StarOffice now takes a snapshot of OpenOffice, spices it up, and releases a new version of their software. I.e., StarOffice is now based on OpenOffice.
Cheers,
Sergio Sousa