On 04/03/2014 01:57 PM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
About running Apache OpenOffice or LibreOffice on Android devices: Wouldn't
it, in theory at least, be possible to run both of them if you first
install Ubuntu on your Android device? I know, then it's not Android any
more, but still…
Johnny Rosenberg
MS just announced that it will offer free MS OS for smartphones and
tablets with a 9 inch or smaller display non-business device. They
decided that since Android is free, MS OS should be free istead of
asking the manufactures to pay $5 to $15 each device. They hope this
will increase the MS OS mobile device market share. They may also be
offering a 1 year of free "cloud" services like Office 365 for these
devices.
So if they do start getting more market share on tablets, our developers
may need to make sure LO would on tablet versions of Windows 8.1, like
their own "tablet" device. I do not know if anyone on these lists
bought one of these MS tablets and/or knows if LO would work on them.
If it does, then we are prepared for that MS market grabbing "offer".
As for Ubuntu on a tablet - I would like for someone to tell me OFF LIST
how to do such a thing and what the system specs low end really is for
Ubuntu on a tablet. I have an old 7 inch that could use a new OS.
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