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Re:VLC and Qt – A History [video] by inthewings on Monday November 16, 2020 @04:06AM (#25109659)
Told by a friend which heard this from his cousin which heard this from another friend which heard this in a grocery ?

Naver manages part of a floor in Paris start-ups incubator "Station F" where they do share some space for a project founded by one of the companies doing VLC support.

Re:VLC and Qt – A History [video] by Legogris on Monday November 16, 2020 @04:18AM (#25109726)
They worked (maybe still? didn't keep in touch) for Naver with managing the startups and projects at Station F actually. Maybe you know them even, it seemed like Naver themselves only had a handful of people there at the time at least.

I only visited their offices a couple of times, but it appeared like they were having close interactions with the projects they took under their wings.

Re:VLC and Qt – A History [video] by inthewings on Monday November 16, 2020 @04:34AM (#25109830)
Naver does not manage, "pressure or influence" any of those projects with the except of their own. Again, they manage startups co-working spaces.
Re:VLC and Qt – A History [video] by Legogris on Monday November 16, 2020 @07:44AM (#25110951)
You seem to have good insights. Are you involved with VLC and/or Naver in Paris or do you have any idea how this decision came to be?

(My OC was really meant as just a question and not an implication)

Re:VLC and Qt – A History [video] by inthewings on Wednesday November 18, 2020 @12:48PM (#25139836)
I'm one of the main devs