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It looks and feels very similar to ms office (So easier to adopt than libre)
https://www.onlyoffice.com/document-editor.aspx?docs=downloa...
https://www.onlyoffice.com/spreadsheet-editor.aspx?docs=down...
(Edited to remove statement saying paid product, as it's free with enterprise offerings as below)
Well open-source projects are free. Why pay for editing Software while you can get it for free in 2025 ??
You're very very wrong nowadays, see https://code.gouv.fr/fr/ and https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/socle-interministeriel-... .
The French government has been investing in open source for quite a long time now, just not on sexy and high-visibility projects.
Article says they are switching to OnlyOffice. It looks and feels very similar to ms office (So easier to adopt than libre) https://www.onlyoffice.com/document-editor.aspx?docs=downloa... https://www.onlyoffice.com/spreadsheet-editor.aspx?docs=down... (Edited to remove statement saying paid product, as it's free with enterprise offerings as below)
Article says they are switching to OnlyOffice. It looks and feels very similar to ms office (So easier to adopt than libre) https://www.onlyoffice.com/document-editor.aspx?docs=downloa... https://www.onlyoffice.com/spreadsheet-editor.aspx?docs=down... (Edited to remove statement saying paid product, as it's free with enterprise offerings as below)
You can actually use it for free, I don't know if that's just for private use, or if it's something like Nextcloud that you can self-host for free.
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It's funny that you think proprietary code is audited.
Well, I suppose there is a tighter control on who is allowed to commit.
I said this before, but will say it again: Trump is pure evil, but he is having positive (unintended) consequences. One of them will be is the migration he is triggering away from Big Tech.
Away from AMERICAN big tech
Schleswig-Holstein and Thuringia are switching to OpenTalk for teleconference. It's really wild to see things actually happen - not just research grants and talking.
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It's funny that you think proprietary code is audited.
Well, I suppose there is a tighter control on who is allowed to commit.
I expect most projects don't even check they're not violating licenses or ever audit any dependency… let alone do a security check on who the authors are.
Also just FYI, russians are not stupid. If they want to contribute malware they won't do it from their kgb email address. They will create a fake identity with a very standard WASP name.
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Well, I suppose there is a tighter control on who is allowed to commit.
No there isn't. In fact proprietary projects are very happy to run "npm" or "pip install" or the java/go equivalents and install whatever. I expect most projects don't even check they're not violating licenses or ever audit any dependency… let alone do a security check on who the authors are. Also just FYI, russians are not stupid. If they want to contribute malware they won't do it from their kgb email address. They…