Italo Vignoli of The Document Foundation told BleepingComputer that this Microsoft Store entry is not affiliated with their company and that the money does not go to them. The full statement is below.
"The Document Foundation has been made aware of an unofficial version of LibreOffice on the Windows Store. We are investigating further, but we want to be clear: this is not an official version created by The Document Foundation, so the app's page is misleading. The only official source of the software (which can be downloaded for free, i.e. without any cost for the end user) is LibreOffice website: https://www.libreoffice.org. lso, the money from the Windows Store version is not collected by The Document Foundation."
Update 7/23/18 9:45 AM EST:
Italo Vignoli of The Document Foundation told BleepingComputer that this Microsoft Store entry is not affiliated with their company and that the money does not go to them. The full statement is below.
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"The Document Foundation has been made aware of an unofficial version of LibreOffice on the Windows Store. We are investigating further, but we want to be clear: this is not an official version created by The Document Foundation, so the app's page is misleading. The only official source of the software (which can be downloaded for free, i.e. without any cost for the end user) is LibreOffice website: https://www.libreoffice.org. lso, the money from the Windows Store version is not collected by The Document Foundation."
Update 7/23/18 9:45 AM EST:
Italo Vignoli of The Document Foundation told BleepingComputer that this Microsoft Store entry is not affiliated with their company and that the money does not go to them. The full statement is below.