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I edited my post, my point was that the market for pure offline office productivity suites has become irrelevant, since the competition now is between a pure cl
by ucaetano 11y ago
I edited my post, my point was that the market for pure offline office productivity suites has become irrelevant, since the competition now is between a pure cloud-based service and a mix of offline and cloud based service :)
- RottenHuman 11y agoAnd why should LibreOffice not be able to integrate a "cloud service" into their suite? The extension interface of Libre Office even lets me think that this would be technically a triviality to integrate. Maybe with an open standard instead of a propriety and closed eco system, with the freedom to choose whom you trust with your data, or to host it yourself.
- ucaetano 11y agoOh, they can, no doubt about that. And that's what the post is about, trying to stay relevant in a changing market. But it adds a lot of complexity, since it switches from a product to a service.