Re: [tdf-discuss] How did AOO figure it was worth $21 Million dollars a day or $7 billion per year?

Am 20.02.2013 09:22, schrieb Italo Vignoli:
> On 2/19/13 7:59 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote:
>
> > There are two base figures: (1) the average number of AOO full-install
> > downloads per day and (2) an estimated average price for a permanent
> > Microsoft Office desktop license.  Rob used $150 US which is the price for
> > Office 2013 Home and Student.  That includes service packs, etc., but not
> > upgrades to later versions of Microsoft Office.
>
> No, I have just bought a license of Office 2013 Home and Student for 79
> Euro (I can send you a scan of the invoice). The regular price is lower
> by 30% (at least).
>
> In addition, people who were already using OOo (most of AOO user base)
> did not switch at all from MS Office, and therefore did not save any money.
>
> All migrations from MS Office during the last 12 months are to
> LibreOffice, and this is something that AOO people know very well.
> Instead of spreading false information (in a press release, which is
> even worse), AOO should provide numbers about the migrations from MS
> Office to AOO, if available.

Italo,

your objection is IMO poor.

Instead of advertising the value of Free Software to the public (and
LibreOffice is Free Software as AOO also is), you only think in a
LibreOffice versus AOO pattern.

Regards
Michael



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