Hillesley, Richard.«OpenOffice at the crossroads: Every bug is a feature».The H Openp.2. Heinz Heise,21 juny 2010. Arxivat de l'original el 8 desembre 2013.[Consulta: 20 juny 2013].«Simon Phipps, now an ex-Sun employee, later claimed that 'The number one reason why Sun bought StarDivision in 1999 was because, at the time, Sun had something approaching forty-two thousand employees. Pretty much every one of them had to have both a Unix workstation and a Windows laptop. And it was cheaper to go buy a company that could make a Solaris and Linux desktop productivity suite than it was to buy forty-two thousand licenses from Microsoft.'»
Hillesley, Richard.«OpenOffice at the crossroads: Every bug is a feature».The H Openp.2. Heinz Heise,21 juny 2010. Arxivat de l'original el 8 desembre 2013.[Consulta: 20 juny 2013].«Simon Phipps, now an ex-Sun employee, later claimed that 'The number one reason why Sun bought StarDivision in 1999 was because, at the time, Sun had something approaching forty-two thousand employees. Pretty much every one of them had to have both a Unix workstation and a Windows laptop. And it was cheaper to go buy a company that could make a Solaris and Linux desktop productivity suite than it was to buy forty-two thousand licenses from Microsoft.'»
