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Dear Europe: Germany has shown the way forward

Germany has made ODF mandatory as the standard format for documents within its sovereign digital infrastructure. The decision is incorporated into the Deutschland-Stack, the framework governing the development, procurement and management of digital systems for public administration at all levels. This is neither a pilot project nor a recommendation from

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LibreOffice at MiniDebConf Kanpur 2026

MiniDebConf Kanpur 2026, organised by Debian India, was held on 14 – 15 March – and The Document Foundation was happy to sponsor it! The event featured a wide variety of talks on Debian (of course), LibreOffice, OpenStreetMap and other free and open source software projects. There was also LibreOffice

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Dear Europe: Germany has shown the way forward

Germany has made ODF mandatory as the standard format for documents within its sovereign digital infrastructure. The decision is incorporated into the Deutschland-Stack, the framework governing the development, procurement and management of digital systems for public administration at all levels. This is neither a pilot project nor a recommendation from

read more »

LibreOffice at MiniDebConf Kanpur 2026

MiniDebConf Kanpur 2026, organised by Debian India, was held on 14 – 15 March – and The Document Foundation was happy to sponsor it! The event featured a wide variety of talks on Debian (of course), LibreOffice, OpenStreetMap and other free and open source software projects. There was also LibreOffice

read more »