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Yes you are but you are providing no concrete examples of that. I'm interested to hear your examples?
by rangitatanz 11y ago
Yes you are but you are providing no concrete examples of that. I'm interested to hear your examples?
- nadams 11y agoI have a feeling that the people posting here on HN that are against the subscription may only be a small percentage of their user base. Personally I don't upgrade - because I don't need to. But if given the subscription I probably would if the price was right. Take Office 365 - yeah you can pay $200+ for a full offline copy but you have to do that for every version (and the whole keeping track of your media). Or just pay $99/year and get a perpetual license + extras + online installer. I know there are a number of people who are like "open office does everything I need!" - and that's great but just wait until you need to work on a document with another person who is using office 20XX and open office doesn't support the subtle formatting in that version yet. I know of a large company that tried switching to open office - they couldn't do it because open office didn't format many documents correctly.