So, now, The Documentation Foundation has made the LibreOffice community version available on the Mac App Store. While it is based on LibreOffice, it is not precisely the LibreOffice community version.
Wasn't it already available on Mac App Store?Ĭollabora Office (the enterprise version based on LibreOffice) is available on the Mac App Store for $8.99.
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You can still download LibreOffice for macOS for FREE from LibreOffice website. It is available for $8.99 on macOS App Store. To avail of the convenience of downloading LibreOffice from the Apple Mac Store, you need to purchase it for a one-time fee. You can automatically update LibreOffice to its latest stable version without downloading it separately. So, making LibreOffice available at the official software store gives users convenience. Many users trust and rely on the official store of their platform. The Document Foundation recently announced making LibreOffice available on Mac App Store here's what they mentioned: TDF releasing on the Mac App Store is an evolution over the previous situation, which reflects the project’s new marketing strategy: The Document Foundation is focused on the release of the Community version, while ecosystem companies are focused on a value-added long-term supported versions targeted at enterprises. One of the easiest ways is to make LibreOffice through proprietary sale channels like Mac App Store. Of course, the enterprise edition is one of the best ways they manage to do it.īut how can this opportunity be extended to its end users by providing similar perks? The Document Foundation has been trying to improve the monetization and marketing strategies to encourage people to help support the development of LibreOffice. If that is the case, why am I talking about purchasing LibreOffice here? The Document Foundation Intends to Market the Project for Better Funding
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