yup. we moved to open office (or most of us). despite any comments to the contrary the reality is that the free software is pretty damn good. certainly good enough for most of us. until the pay software gets cheaper, they are the ones with the burden of proof now. we can all just download the free ones and try for ourselves. i am not shelling hundreds to try the pay version unless the free one is horrible and no longer an option.
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yup. we moved to open office (or most of us). despite any comments to the contrary the reality is that the free software is pretty damn good. certainly good enough for most of us. until the pay software gets cheaper, they are the ones with the burden of proof now. we can all just download the free ones and try for ourselves. i am not shelling hundreds to try the pay version unless the free one is horrible and no longer an option.
simply put, no. the bubble hasn't burst. the community is better than ever (check out ubuntuforums). compatibility is better than ever.
don't post a story just because you want it to be true.