Sun Gives Open Source a Jolt of Caffeine (NewsFactor)
13th Nov 2006, 22:26 GMT
NewsFactor - On Monday, Sun Microsystems did what designers, coders, and open-source advocates have long wished for in backrooms and cried out for in public: Sun has released Java to the open-source world under the GNU General Public License.
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