If the need for the software is their yes.
Yes, I would pay for Linux software.
No, I wouldn't pay for Linux software.
I might pay for Linux software
Other (Please explain)
If the need for the software is their yes.
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If it was good software that I needed and the price was fair, then yeah...
Yes, I have paid for Linux software. I upgraded my Windows Beyond Compare license to a multi-platform license as I could not find any other program that had BC's capabilities.
I'd pay if, but only if:
- The program is also open source. I don't mind closed source programs, but I'm not paying for them.
- There are no free alternatives.
- There is good, free support (included with the package)
- I really need it. I would pay for a game, but otherwise it would have to be for work purposes.
I'm much the same way, but things like PhotoShop CS being $600... for what? I don't mind donating something to people who make things like GIMP or Aleph One possible, but would I be content to spend $600 in an environ where no low-cost alternatives forced Adobe to create Essentials? It's mostly hubris, and more than a little ridiculous for a corporation that size to behave that way. I'll give my money to those who need it. So I suppose mine would be chalked up as "Other", under the subheading "conditional Yes."
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