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That might also be where they came up with the 21 million euro number. Having every single office employee take days of training to learn how to sidestep all th
by kevinchen 14y ago
That might also be where they came up with the 21 million euro number. Having every single office employee take days of training to learn how to sidestep all the quirks in LibreOffice is expensive.
- excuse-me 14y agoSo is having to retrain them on the Office Ribbon, or on Win8. the nice thing about FOSS is that you update when you want to - not when Redmond decide you going to. Also the majority of users only use the basic functionality. If you have 10,000 users in your organisation all creating new document templates, editing embedded images or creating pivot tables - it's likely that you have more problems than simply the Office suite
- cobrausn 14y agoThe number of organizations using outdated versions of Office and Windows seems to indicate that FOSS does not somehow makes you more free to not upgrade.