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Yeah, whether they mean it to be or not, this could easily be the kiss of death for ODF. Now, if you save in Word's native format, you have to buy a copy of Wo
by Kadin 17y ago
Yeah, whether they mean it to be or not, this could easily be the kiss of death for ODF.
Now, if you save in Word's native format, you have to buy a copy of Word (which is a sunk cost to most people anyway). But if you use ODF, you have to pay for Word plus $90 for a plugin.
Whatever theoretical advantages ODF might offer, it's not going to be $90/user worth to most people, or worth using OpenOffice instead of Word.
Too bad; it was a neat idea while it lasted.