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With most Linux apps being open source they would hardly be able to sell a premium version anyway. Nor are they likely to be swayed by the numbers of solo Linux users. What they did consider no doubt is the number of Windows/Linux dual booted machines and the opportunity to promote themselves this way, especially because they also produce data recovery software.
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I think they mean that you'll be seeing sponsored ads while printing. But since my 30-day trial has to finish to revert to free version, we'll have to wait and see what happens.
To the rest, I don't think there's a paid version for Linux, so all features might be enabled for it? But it's still in alpha on Linux right?
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After 30 days of usage here's what I found.
I was still able to save in .docx, .xlsx and .pptx formats even though it was shown as a limited feature. So I'm happy about that. ![]() For functions like Export to PDF, a pop-up will appear asking you to watch an advertisement to unlock the feature. But I really liked the way the ad was implemented, because it's non-obtrusive and extremely short in length. ![]() On choosing the temporary unblock feature, it shows you this pop-up ad that appears for 3 sec before you can unlock the feature for 30 minutes. ![]() You can still use the feature after you have blocked WPS Office with a firewall, but you can unlock for only 5 seconds in that case. ![]() Final note: Am glad with the new development of WPS Office and am finally bidding adios to Kingsoft Office.
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Sorry but I just cannot think why I would want to endure all of this when LibreOffice has none of it.
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![]() Kingsoft Office 2013 (9.1.0.4550) had none of this export to PDF 'sponsored access'. It had full support for .docx & .xlsx. But, while it supported opening & editing .pptx, it did not offer saving to .pptx.
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I have had the Windows 2014 Beta 3 version of WPS Office for some time and have been using it on and off without issues. This morning I was surprised to see a notification appear saying that I had the most up to date version and when I looked it had updated itself to WPS Office 2016.
I ran Privazer yesterday to clean my computer before defragmenting, I don't know if that deleted something that affected the settings, but it has never happened before. Bit odd. |
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