Allemagne : le format ODF obligatoire dans l’administration - ZDNET

The Document Foundation, qui gère LibreOffice, salue la décision du ministère allemand du Numérique, qui impose le format ODF dans l’administration fédérale, refusant ainsi le contesté OOXML de Microsoft.

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Une coalition de neuf entreprises européennes lance Euro-Office, alternative bureautique souveraine et open source - LinuxFr.org

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ODF Dokumentformate: für viele ein Rätsel - Deutscher Community-Blog

Die Ankündigung von Euro-Office – einem Zusammenschluss von IONOS, Nextcloud und anderen Unternehmen zur Entwicklung einer europäischen Alternative zu Bürosoftware – hat erwartungsgemäß zahlreiche Kommentare ausgelöst. Die meisten davon konzentrieren sich auf die Lizenzfrage: Ist der Code Open Source? Wer kontrolliert das Repository? Unter welchen Bedingungen darf man ihn forken,

Document formats: a mystery to many - TDF Community Blog

Euro-Office’s announcement – which sees IONOS, Nextcloud and other companies coming together to create a European alternative to office productivity software – has predictably sparked a wave of comments. Most of these focus on the issue of licensing: is the code open source? Who controls the repository? What are the conditions for forking, modifying or implementing it? While these are all valid questions, they fail to address the most important issue. The fact that almost no one is asking the question that matters tells us something significant about how the debate on digital sovereignty has been framed and who benefits from that framing. A licence tells you who owns the software, while the format tells you who owns the data A licence can be renegotiated, modified or updated. The history of FLOSS is full of projects that have changed governance models, divided communities, or changed course under new management. Licence terms are important, but they operate at the level of the software artefact. The native document format operates at a completely different level. It is the encoding level of every document produced, archived, and exchanged by institutions that adopt the software. It is the invisible structure of administrative memory within

Document formats: a mystery to many - TDF Community Blog

Euro-Office’s announcement – which sees IONOS, Nextcloud and other companies coming together to create a European alternative to office productivity software – has predictably sparked a wave of comments. Most of these focus on the issue of licensing: is the code open source? Who controls the repository? What are the conditions for forking, modifying or implementing it? While these are all valid questions, they fail to address the most important issue. The fact that almost no one is asking the question that matters tells us something significant about how the debate on digital sovereignty has been framed and who benefits from that framing. A licence tells you who owns the software, while the format tells you who owns the data A licence can be renegotiated, modified or updated. The history of FLOSS is full of projects that have changed governance models, divided communities, or changed course under new management. Licence terms are important, but they operate at the level of the software artefact. The native document format operates at a completely different level. It is the encoding level of every document produced, archived, and exchanged by institutions that adopt the software. It is the invisible structure of administrative memory within

ODF est l’avenir, OOXML le passé - LinuxFr.org

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