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The death of offline software: Are we being forced into the cloud? Waiyado 07/03/25 (Fri) 04:34 No.6490

More and more software is moving to the cloud, eliminating offline options and forcing us to rely on centralized servers. From editing apps to video games, many tools now require always-on connectivity, subscriptions, or invasive DRM. - Are we losing control over our software and data? - What are the best offline alternatives that still exist? - Do you think everything will be 100% cloud-based in the future, or will there be resistance to keeping software local and decentralized?

Waiyado 07/03/25 (Fri) 05:00 No.6491

En español menso.

Waiyado 07/03/25 (Fri) 09:33 No.6492

Waiyado 07/03/25 (Fri) 13:34 No.6493

>>6491
Translate the post, don't be lazy

Waiyado 09/03/25 (Sun) 06:18 No.6496

>>6490
You will own nothing and you will be happy

Waiyado 09/03/25 (Sun) 06:26 No.6497

>>6490
Me limito a utilizar versiones antiguas y funcionales del software. Uso el Camtasia pirata de 2019, GIMP, el Microsoft Office 2010 y demas programas que no requieren internet y funcionan en sistemas viejos.
No pueden obligarte a cambiar.

Waiyado 09/03/25 (Sun) 09:44 No.6499

>>6493

No, you speak SPANISH on a SPANISH imageboard "What is a kilometer!?" - man

Waiyado 10/03/25 (Mon) 14:49 No.6501

>>6497
Microsoft Office y no LibreOffice? Encuentro más amigable al segundo, que no te pide hacer una cuenta.


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