I do not know the purpose of your question but, beyond the "big names" listed on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_commercial_open-source_applications_and_services you can find small local business providing service around free software. That includes service around LibreOffice (formations for instance).

That is an interesting point to make when you want to convince politics (at any level): free software entails a free market for support because any user can get the source code and pay anyone to implements new features, fix bugs, etc. The user does not enter a monopoly for support as she does with proprietary software and she can employ local fellows to get support.

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