> If a company wants to use open office on a microsoft terminal server 2003, > does the company has to buy a license for the use of open office ? > I want 10 employees te make use of open office. > > Can I use open office for free ??? > If not, which license do i have to buy and what is the cost ? > > Peter >
OpenOffice is free to use in what ever context you can think of. Business / Personal / terminal server / downloaded onto each machine - its all free. There are no licenses to purchase at all. The open source license grants you the right to this as well as the ability to look, review and improve (if you wish) the source code itself. As with any business if you wanted to play it really safe, legal counsel may be appropriate, but there is no cost. /paul -- Lucille Ball - "The secret of staying young is to live honestly, eat slowly, and lie about your age."
