France launches "LaSuite," an open-source office suite for digital sovereignty, reducing reliance on foreign proprietary software. 🖥️
Built on Matrix/TChap, LiveKit/Visio, Grist, and Drive—all MIT-licensed for any organization to deploy. 🇪🇺

🔗 https://www.sinologic.net/en/2026-01/france-chooses-open-source-to-secure-european-sovereignty.html

#TechNews #OpenSource #France #French #DigitalSovereignty #FOSS #Matrix #Privacy #EU #Security #Software #Linux #SelfHost #Government #Europe #Data #IT #PublicSector #Microsoft #Office #Tech #Cloud #LibreOffice

This #LibreOffice bug, where trying to create or open a password-protected file crashes the application, is what kept me from running #FreeBSD on my laptop (before that hardware died last month). I was able to keep running #OpenBSD (where LibreOffice doesn't crash) until the laptop gave up and wouldn't run at all. https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=289266

France launches "LaSuite," an open-source office suite for digital sovereignty, reducing reliance on foreign proprietary software. 🖥️
Built on Matrix/TChap, LiveKit/Visio, Grist, and Drive—all MIT-licensed for any organization to deploy. 🇪🇺

🔗 https://www.sinologic.net/en/2026-01/france-chooses-open-source-to-secure-european-sovereignty.html

#TechNews #OpenSource #France #French #DigitalSovereignty #FOSS #Matrix #Privacy #EU #Security #Software #Linux #SelfHost #Government #Europe #Data #IT #PublicSector #Microsoft #Office #Tech #Cloud #LibreOffice

New in #LibreOffice 26.2: When natural sort is enabled in the Sort options dialog, there is an additional option to treat decimal separators as regular characters. This allows sorting IP addresses, for example, even if the locale has a dot as the decimal separator.

New in #LibreOffice 26.2: When natural sort is enabled in the Sort options dialog, there is an additional option to treat decimal separators as regular characters. This allows sorting IP addresses, for example, even if the locale has a dot as the decimal separator.

#LibreOffice contro #Microsoft: OOXML non è uno #standard
https://www.punto-informatico.it/libreoffice-contro-microsoft-ooxml-non-standard/

@markus_netzpolitik

347,7 Millionen und niemand sagt mal,

Hey kennt ihr schon #Linux oder #Libreoffice oder #OpenDesk ??

Aber Ich soll den Zahnarzt selbst bezahlen ??

#Merzmussweg

New in #LibreOffice 26.2: Writer now displays a more visible grid, and the "Snap to Grid" feature now more accurately aligns objects with the grid. https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/26.2#Writer #foss #openSource #freesoftware

Episode 3 of Dark Blue Weekly released

https://darkblueraven.com/sites/news/dbw-e3.php

#darkblueweekly #darkblueraven #freesoftware #opensource #linux #linuxfromscratch #cosmicdesktop #system76 #kdelinux #libreoffice

Episode 3 of Dark Blue Weekly released

https://darkblueraven.com/sites/news/dbw-e3.php

#darkblueweekly #darkblueraven #freesoftware #opensource #linux #linuxfromscratch #cosmicdesktop #system76 #kdelinux #libreoffice

Here's a selection of new features in #LibreOffice 26.2, which we released on Wednesday: https://peertube.opencloud.lu/w/pyAi3grZqqrBaN1XWzWrvw #foss #openSource #freesoftware

Hey #LibreOffice experts, is there a way I can transfer my Microsoft Word autocorrect entries into LO? I can only find my poorly written forum post on the matter, which is all sorts of embarrassing, but is there a way I can import all those entries into LO? Or at least get them in a format I can paste into LO's autocorrect.dat file?

Hey #LibreOffice experts, is there a way I can transfer my Microsoft Word autocorrect entries into LO? I can only find my poorly written forum post on the matter, which is all sorts of embarrassing, but is there a way I can import all those entries into LO? Or at least get them in a format I can paste into LO's autocorrect.dat file?