State of OpenOffice
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What Would OpenOffice Retirement Involve? (long)
I have regularly observed that the Apache OpenOffice project has limited capacity for sustaining the project in an energetic manner. It is also my considered opinion that there is no ready supply of developers who have the capacity, capability, and will to supplement the roughly half-dozen volunteers holding the project together. It doesn't matter what the reasons for that might be.
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OpenOffice In Danger of Shutting Down, Project VP Warns
The future isn't look bright for OpenOffice, the open-source office suite run by the Apache foundation.
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Redesigning Tor, Goodbye OpenOffice & More…
Building Tor to a next new level: Tor is still safe, but there are cracks in it’s armor. You can still safely cruise the net through The Onion Router with your identity kept secret — most of the time but not always. Thankfully, for the time being that “not always” stands at about one in several million, but organizations like the NSA and the Brit’s GCHQ have been working at chipping away at those odds to turn them more in their favor.
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