I would like to know is there a fee to be paid for installing and using
OpenOffice in my town`n public library. There are about 35 PC. 10 of them are
used by people working there, and other 25 are used by visitors to
create/edit/print their school projects , etc. Not one part of the program will
be used to make any commercial value. Its is a library :)
I do not represent library. My job will be just to download openoffice and
install if there. Free of course! To summarise: can public library install and
use openoffice free of charge?
Our location, Europe -> Croatia -> Virovitica.
The short answer is yes... You can download and install on all your
library's computers. In fact you could do so and undertaken commerical
work and it would still be alright.
One other suggestion would be for the library to burn copies of OOo
and then charge, for the cost of the media, for people to purchase OOo
- its all completely legal and in accordance with the license
agreement.
Have a look here for more information:
http://www.openoffice.org/FAQs/faq-licensing.html
/paul
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