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| <h1>Past Port</h1> | |
| Past ports here means that a port to a specific platform has been started | |
| before on OpenOffice.org. That means that there may be some source code to | |
| support that platform in the source tree. The code may still support for | |
| these platforms, but there is no ongoing testing and possibly direct support | |
| for the build environment or even download of installation set available.<br> | |
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| Any person interested in taking up those ports will get support of the community | |
| so don't let that deter you from taking a port on.<br> | |
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| href="mailto:dev@porting.openoffice.org">dev@porting.openoffice.org</a> | |
| for the exact status of any platform.<br> | |
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