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With euro office coming up, there was some musing that libre office has Russian roots, does that change the equation any?
afaik euro-office is a fork of libreoffice that is redesigned to look more like onlyoffice
that or it's a fork from onlyoffice
It's Euro-Office that might have Russians roots. Do get the facts straight. ;-)
LibreOffice is the only real free and open, open source office suite out there.
Isn't libre also a fork of open?
From what I understood: ONLYOFFICE is a fork of Libre Office by a russian company. NextCloud was using ONLYOFFICE for its built-in cloud office suite replacement. Then they forked it with others to have greater control on the software with no communication whatsever to the company developing ONLYOFFICE without respecting their questionnable trademark restriction within ONLYOFFICE licence which I am still unsure if it was compatible with GPL licence Libre Office is using.