I strongly agree. Furthermore there is one topic used by experts (and
more times in political debates): open data (format). With LibreOffice
(compared to ms office or other proprietary software) the user keeps
control on the data or files forever (while people using proprietary data
formats depend on the policy and decisions of the software houses; ms
office versions are generally not compatible with each other). So we make
sure users can keep control and access to files and data forever (even
using new software versions or other softwares). This topic is very
important for public institutions, governments, hospitals and researchers,
who has generally to keep the data forever. Even researchers have to keep
the data for long times and make it widely accessible. I don't think
enterprises, which sell licenses, keep these aspects in mind.
Paolo
On Wednesday, December 8, 2021, 02:08:19 PM GMT+1, James Harking <
james.harking@gmail.com> wrote:
I think the zeitgeist is always useful with marketing. There is lots of
reasons you can use to show off the advantages you have over others, wether
people agree or not is debatable. However you cut your cloth accordingly.
LibreOffice has a clear advantage with the 'freedom, ' 'privacy' and
community aspects that other proprietary solutions can't compete with.
On Wed, 8 Dec 2021, 11:36 Shaun Bharth, <shaunpaulsingh@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey hey,
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