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Duke is Spinning, But No Source

Taking place in the JavaOne Pavilion all week was a "Spinning Dukes" game, where attendees can (once a day) play this spin-the-wheel game to win a variety of Sun promotional items. Well, when I had played the game I asked the Sun representative whether "Spinning Dukes" was open source or not, since Sun Microsystems has said and continues to say they open up as much of their code as possible. Well, the Sun representative had declined to comment.

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Posted on May 10, 2007 at 09:27 PM in General

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Duke is Spinning, But No Source

Good news about ATI, if it materialises. I suppose you have heard about Richard's statement...

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