Re: List of manufacturers preloading OpenOffice?

[David Belina]

<div></div><div>You are missing the value of having a turnkey solution that 
just works and
<br/>doesn't need the user to manually install anything.
<br/>
<br/>In any case, mine was a rethorical question as I'm launching a line of Mini
<br/>PCs with Apache Open Office preloaded across the whole product line:
<br/>Windows, LinuxMint and Elementary OS.
<br/>
<br/>We still don't sell in the USA. But stay tuned.
<br/>
<br/>FC
<br/>
<br/>On Thu, Nov 28, 2024, 13:48 David Belina &lt;dbel...@comcast.net&gt; wrote:
<br/>
<br/>&gt; Many PC builders would find no value in pre-loading it as OpenOffice 
is
<br/>&gt; free for the user/buyer to download and install.
<br/>&gt;
<br/>&gt; Easier to just let them download and install.
<br/>&gt;
<br/>&gt; (Some operating system vendors - Linux - do offer it as a part of the
<br/>&gt; Linux package.)
<br/>&gt;
<br/>&gt; On November 27, 2024 at 1:40:56&#8239;PM, Fernando Cassia 
(fcas...@gmail.com)
<br/>&gt; wrote:
<br/>&gt;
<br/>&gt; Hi there,
<br/>&gt;
<br/>&gt; Is there a list of PC builders and/or manufacturers preloading Apache
<br/>&gt; OpenOffice somewhere?
<br/>&gt; On the wiki, perhaps?
<br/>&gt;
<br/>&gt; FC
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<br/>&gt;
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