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It is if your org has 1000+ plus users. At that scale you don't admin IT any longer, you define requiremwnts and buy IT services.
by unixhero 6y ago
It is if your org has 1000+ plus users. At that scale you don't admin IT any longer, you define requiremwnts and buy IT services.
- chrisseaton 6y agoPut it turns out people actually don’t do this for office suites... that’s the context of this story. Collabra haven’t had a new LibreOffice support client since 2018. Enterprises they try and sell to say they don’t use or want support and don’t understand the proposition.
- addicted 6y agoAs is pointed out, Collabra hasn’t had a new support client since 2018, but other companies have had support clients. These companies sell libreoffice clients under the name libreoffice, unlike Collabra, and don’t actually contribute back to the project, but basically just open support tickets relying on upstream devs to provide support for free, while they undercut the companies providing support for the project.
- unixhero 6y agoWhile morally questionable. Philosophically; Why is this a problem? I suppose I could provide enterprise support for Bash or Midnight Commander without contributing back to these software projects.