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> because you can still do most things, and it is ubiquitous. That's also true for LibreOffice or other FLOSS office projects. In fact, a copy of LibreOffice
by geezerjay 10y ago
> because you can still do most things, and it is ubiquitous.
That's also true for LibreOffice or other FLOSS office projects.
In fact, a copy of LibreOffice doesn't cost anyone between 100€ and 300€, or requires any subscription.
- ptaipale 10y agoStill, in the corporate world most people do not have LibreOffice, but they do have Microsoft Word. And in very many cases they can't even install software themselves, as the computer is managed by the IT/IM organisation. The cost of license is negligible in this context; the actual cost comes from managing something non-standard. Yes, you or me don't like it but it's the fact in many corporations, government organisations and even educational institutions.