Microsoft 365-Preisschock: Jetzt besser aus der Anbieterbindung aussteigen! Ab Juli 2026 plant Microsoft eine enorme Preiserhöhung für Microsoft 365 von bis zu 16,7 %. Zeit, nach Ersatz zu suchen.
Microsoft 365-Preisschock: Jetzt besser aus der Anbieterbindung aussteigen! Ab Juli 2026 plant Microsoft eine enorme Preiserhöhung für Microsoft 365 von bis zu 16,7 %. Zeit, nach Ersatz zu suchen.
Xbox Live and now this. Microsoft really chose now to tighten the vice from their monopolistic system.
null-interlinked on
It;’s basically an advertorial for Tuta, just as bad.
The_Frostweaver on
Microsoft chasing short term profits again just like they did with the gamepass price increase.
They aren’t seeing the big picture though.
People are deciding right now which ai they should use.
Microsofts office dominance hangs in the balance. Giving people another reason to switch ecosystems is a bad idea.
Quarterly profits will go up 10% and then a couple years from now when playstation 6 and some new ai productivity suit launches they will displace microsoft almost entirely.
jj4379 on
Oh no! If only there wasn’t free alternatives or piracy. What shall we do?
onframe on
listen they need more money to compensate for all the AI shit nobody asked for…
MotanulScotishFold on
I’m using Libreoffice for more than a year and it just work. Actually far better than office.
Cyraga on
They have to pay for the AI that no one wants somehow
imaginary_num6er on
Glad I have the Home Office Edition since I knew this type of shit was going to happen
ColbysToyHairbrush on
This is wild. Considering downgrading my 300 work stations to libreoffice and exchange licenses now.
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OpenOffice works just fine for me!
Xbox Live and now this. Microsoft really chose now to tighten the vice from their monopolistic system.
It;’s basically an advertorial for Tuta, just as bad.
Microsoft chasing short term profits again just like they did with the gamepass price increase.
They aren’t seeing the big picture though.
People are deciding right now which ai they should use.
Microsofts office dominance hangs in the balance. Giving people another reason to switch ecosystems is a bad idea.
Quarterly profits will go up 10% and then a couple years from now when playstation 6 and some new ai productivity suit launches they will displace microsoft almost entirely.
Oh no! If only there wasn’t free alternatives or piracy. What shall we do?
listen they need more money to compensate for all the AI shit nobody asked for…
I’m using Libreoffice for more than a year and it just work. Actually far better than office.
They have to pay for the AI that no one wants somehow
Glad I have the Home Office Edition since I knew this type of shit was going to happen
This is wild. Considering downgrading my 300 work stations to libreoffice and exchange licenses now.