Il 04/03/2015 17:37, eros iasillo ha scritto:
Hi! I am a private user (not a business), owner of a PC with Microsoft writing packages but thinking to
download LibreOffice ...for now.......and Linux Ubuntu, later.....to try and stop being the "slave"
of Bill Gates and his high prices (and monopoly!).
Before going ahead, I need some clarifications, please:- in my search I read that LibreOffice is
better than OpenOffice...but it is not clear why!!??- Downloading for a private is free!!!! How can
that be? How does the foundation survive? Is there a catch? Will I have to pay for updates or
whatelse?
Hoping you understand my concerns, I thank you in advance! Eros IASILLO Esq.
BSc. (Hons) - Licence es Science
http://erosiasillo.yolasite.com
+33 (0)3 84.48.15.91
Hi Eros
no, you have not to pay anything. But you can really contribute to the
project making a donation to the Foundation.
LibreOffice is better than OpenOffice because its development is more
advanced, its community is more advanced, the enthusiasm around the
project is more advanced.
Ciao
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