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I agree with them, nothing wrong to ask for a donation to keep the lights on. At the same time, it needs to be possible to disable this banner for enterprise de
by VadimPR 7mo ago
I agree with them, nothing wrong to ask for a donation to keep the lights on. At the same time, it needs to be possible to disable this banner for enterprise deployments
- Orygin 7mo agoIt's open source so I'm sure there is a way. But maybe then the enterprise deployments can't depend on the freely provided binaries and hosting associated, and will have to build the project themselves and handle distribution.
- carlosjobim 7mo agoIf there's anybody who should pay for their software, it's enterprise. They should be able to disable the banner by paying a fair price for their office suite.
- vntok 7mo agoIf Libreoffice, in addition to not have feature parity with MS Office, now has a similar per-seat pricing... what exactly is the value proposition?
- carlosjobim 7mo agoI don't know. What value does non-paying enterprise users give to Libreoffice?
- VadimPR 7mo agoWhat value do non-paying FOSS users give?
- carlosjobim 7mo agoZero would be my estimate.