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Not necessarily, one investment buys you the software that meets your needs now, the other is a donation that buys you at most a promise for software that maybe
by extrememacaroni 9y ago
Not necessarily, one investment buys you the software that meets your needs now, the other is a donation that buys you at most a promise for software that maybe meets your needs sometime in the future.
This assuming they had a need that OSS Office didn't cover, of course.
- jsjohnst 9y agoDon’t disagree, but playing devils advocate, they won’t be on Windows / Office till 2023 per linked article. Five years is a long time in the land of software to resolve promises.