By bloid
via weblogs.java.net
Published: Jul 30 2008 / 17:03
When one month ago it has been announced that OpenJDK had been freed by the last encumbrances, I said I was happy: it was really great news, an important milestone in the opensourcing of Java. A proof of the important benefits of that milestone has been given by the inclusion of OpenJDK in more and more Linux distributions.
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