Hi András, everyone,
On 12/04/2024 11:44, András Rigler wrote:
>
As long as the school provides
free Windows and Office licence to the students, no one is at disadvantage.
Well, it could be argued that training students on closed, proprietary
software from a single vendor puts them at a disadvantage, as they'll
get locked-in to that software and eventually have to pay for it. "The
first hit is free" etc. :-)
A teacher can't be prepared to a situation
where all students use the software of their own choice in the classroom,
so it must be accepted that the teacher chooses one specific software to be
used by all students at school.
Agreed. But we're on the marketing list for the LibreOffice project, and
all (presumably) big advocates of free and open source software, so of
course we'd like to encourage teachers and schools to use
freedom-respecting software, rather than locking students in :-)
Cheers,
Mike
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