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Paper: How and why has the LibreOffice project evolved?
Simon Phipps pointed
to a paper by
Jonas Gamalielsson and Bjorn Lundell on the evolution of the Apache
OpenOffice and LibreOffice development communities. "From our
results, it remains to be seen to what extent the LibreOffice and Apache
OpenOffice projects may successfully evolve their projects and associated
communities in a way that can be sustainable long-term. So far it seems
that LibreOffice has been the more successful project in terms of growing
associated communities. Our results suggest that the choice of Open Source
license significantly impacts on conditions for attracting contributions to
Open Source projects."
Simon Phipps pointed
to a paper by
Jonas Gamalielsson and Bjorn Lundell on the evolution of the Apache
OpenOffice and LibreOffice development communities. "From our
results, it remains to be seen to what extent the LibreOffice and Apache
OpenOffice projects may successfully evolve their projects and associated
communities in a way that can be sustainable long-term. So far it seems
that LibreOffice has been the more successful project in terms of growing
associated communities. Our results suggest that the choice of Open Source
license significantly impacts on conditions for attracting contributions to
Open Source projects."
