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By ian skerrett
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Published: Nov 13 2007 / 12:19

What Does Android Mean for Sun’s OpenJDK
Now that the Android SDK is out, it is clear that Sun and the OpenJDK are not part of Google’s plans. Android includes a new virtual machine, called Dalvik, and makes significant use of the class libraries provided by Apache Harmony; no OpenJDK and no Java ME.
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vvs replied ago:

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Too much unfounded speculations in order to blame Sun. Now GPL is not open source, right.

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sproketboy replied ago:

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From the article: "I am all for companies making software revenue but don’t try to call it open source."

Ian, there are MANY companies making software revenue from open source software so WTF are you talking about? Oh, wait - Marketing at Eclipse - now I get it. Voted down for many many reasons.


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