Open source makes a lot of sense, especially under current circumstances when you can't trust anyone anymore (I mean the USA gov etc). Even if the savings are

Open source makes a lot of sense, especially under current circumstances when you can't trust anyone anymore (I mean the USA gov etc). Even if the savings are exactly zero it's still a good move. I imagine this created new jobs for people who will install, train and debug LibreOFfice. The problems they will hit will hopefully have solutions upstream so that everyone in the world can benefit them. This is good for Valencia and good for Libreoffice and ultimately good for us, the rest of the world.