Comment - swap to 'open' for symbian won't be immediate- The Inquirer

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Big?

"Symbian's head of strategy, John Forsyth, didn't know of a project of this size to take proprietary code into the public domain"

I think Sun's open sourcing of Solaris and Java would easily eclipse the size of the Symbian OS code.

posted by : Owen, 24 June 2008 Complain about this comment

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