A glimpse at what Google's advancement in the market is doing to Microsoft, the company that attacks Free software more than any other company (or all of them combined)
Read more »Microsoft is Chasing Google Not Just in Search But Operating Systems and Office Suites Too
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Munich Migrates to GNU/Linux, ODF and OpenOffice.org; Microsoft EDGI Still Lurking
The large-scale migration to LiMux goes pretty well; Microsoft increasingly attempts to derail such migrations
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Apple Helps Microsoft Attack Google’s Linux While Google Spreads GNU/Linux, ODF
Mishmash of news; Apple's helping hand to Microsoft is reappearing now that GNU/Linux and ODF gain traction, partly thanks to Google
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The Relevancy of ODF 1.0
By the time you read this (actually probably by the time I finish writing this post) a ballot approving the Public Review Draft of ODF 1.2, Part 1 will have passed.
Read more »ODF Wins in Slovakia, Maybe More Countries
Updates on ODF progress around the world, among developers, and in committees
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Officeshots: making ODF truly interoperable
Complex file formats, such as those used for office documents, inevitably lead to differences in interpretation by application developers. If a user sends a document to someone else who views it in a different application or version, chances are that the output shows some subtle differences or, by bad luck, that the formatting is completely munged.
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Bologna achieves vendor independence for its office applications
The administration of the Italian city of Bologna has almost completed its move to OpenOffice. Most of the 3600 PCs now run this open source suite of office applications. The administration is planning to move more applications to open source, aiming to become less dependent on specific IT vendors.
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Helge Sander Helps Microsoft Again by Blocking ODF in Denmark
Danish minister with history of Microsoft affinity is suspending a move to make OpenDocument Format the only national standard
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More on France and Microsoft’s OOXML; ODF Still a Leader
More analysis of Microsoft's OOXML shenanigans in France and some updates on the uptake of ODF
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KDE Community Releases KOffice 2.1
The KOffice team is very happy to announce version 2.1.0 of KOffice, 6 months after the platform release 2.0.0. This release brings a number of new features as well as general improvements in the maturity of the individual applications. Importing of documents have also been given an overhaul.
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EIF Scrutinised, ODF Evolves, and Microsoft’s OOXML “Lies” lead to backlash
Amid the fight against open standards, ODF 1.2 is coming and Microsoft is accused of “lying” about OOXML
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European governments help increase ODF interoperability
Representatives from three European member states, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands, took part in the second Open Document Format (ODF) interoperability workshop held in the Italian town of Orvieto at the beginning of this month.
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A Week in ODF: Conferences, New Implementations, New ODFDOM
ODF news from the past week, mostly positive this time around (no signs of sabotage from the Microsoft ecosystem)
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OpenDocument Format (ODF) Now Officially a Malaysian Standard
A lot of ODF news and some leading developments from Malaysia
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Lots of New Vendor/Developer Support for OpenDocument Format
More OpenDocument Format (ODF) wins and an important reminder of people who try to harm it, sometimes while pretending to be "helping"
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