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As the OOoCON 2007 is now over, some of you may ask what OpenOffice.org has in store for 2007 and 2008?
That’s a good question. I’ll try to answer it. There will be two major milestones for OpenOffice.org in 2008. The first one will be the final agreement on MS OOXML. The outcome of this decision […]
Charles @ September 27, 2007
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So the conference is now in its last day and slowly drawing to an end.
More interesting conferences to attend. I’m now at a conference showing the famous « Symphony » from IBM. It has a really nice interface is based on OpenOffice.org but works through the Eclipse framework (Eclipse being used as a rich […]
Charles @ September 21, 2007
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Today was the first « real » day of the conference.
I’m just done with my own presentation whose slides are available on the conference web site. Live coverage is done by Kiberpipa, a great team from Slovenia who’s been working with us ever since three years. Kudos to them!
Now Rob Weir is talking about interoperability (much […]
Charles @ September 19, 2007
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This year I feel we’re going to have a great OpenOffice.org Conference, and that’s not just because I love Barcelona.
I would like to invite the conference attendants to what has now become a tradition in the OOoCons, the Native-Language Party. Those parties are interesting opportunities to socialize and meet interesting persons. If I remember well, […]
Charles @ September 14, 2007
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One much advertised part of the answer made by the Afnorwas the proposal to merge OOXML and ODF.
I always thought that it was a great idea, because it sounds to me as a realistic way out to settle the dual standards conundrum. This concrete solution is also workable in a transparent and standard way: The […]
Charles @ September 10, 2007
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So the world voted against MS OOXML. (No more OpenXML, please. Masks have falled down now.)
The question that is worth asking now is threefold.
Should the ISO accept to continue the OOXML standardization, through the process called the Ballot Resolution Meeting, considering the factual evidences of bribery, pressure, and falsification that have been recorded worldwide? I […]
Charles @ September 9, 2007
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