LibreOffice backs campaign to help users move from Windows 10 to Linux – and ditch Office, too

a year ago by Tony Bark to c/linux

Microsoft plans to end support for Windows 10 security updates on October 14, 2025, even though the operating system remains the most widely used desktop platform. This...
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cheese_greater 8 points a year ago

PSA: I believe Collabora is the iOS offering for LibreOffice if I understand correctly. It is great and irs saved me in several situations I needed to be able to inter-operate with Microsoft type documents

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cenzorrll 8 points a year ago

Collabora isn't libreoffice, they contribute to the development of libreoffice, but they are a separate entity. As far as I've seen, collabora works more toward collaboration on documents and online stuff rather than the function of the office suite...While also being the largest contributor to libreoffice.

It's not really worth anyone's time to argue about the difference, though. I already feel like I'm making the GNU/Linux stallman statement.

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cheese_greater 3 points a year ago

I mean in terms of iOS apps that are compatible. Not sure LibreOffice has their own offerint

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pastermil 1 point a year ago

Thought they are the one behind OnlyOffice?

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