em companies. The market
for professional support outside of the major languages is unlikely to
bootstrap itself without help from volunteers, governments or NGOs.
In any case, I'd be interested in hearing about the situation in other
parts of the world and would recommend TDF to consider
Hi Michael,
Michael Meeks kirjoitti 13.7.2020 23:09:
Hi Tuomas,
Thanks for engaging.
My pleasure.
Ah - so, I'm always interested by this EU case study:
https://ec.europa.eu/idabc/servlets/Doc4ec2.pdf?id=27850
From the Finnish Ministry of Justice. Section 3.4 "Support serv
Hello Italo,
Thanks for explaining the reasoning behind the choice of words (p.
49-50). Perhaps I come from another filter bubble, so let me explain my
perspective. To me, Personal Edition suggests a no-cost version of a
proprietary application, with limits to commercial use. For example: [1]
Not to mention the decade-old (but, to this day, not superceded) example
of the Next Decade Manifesto: [1]
"Our Values
WE COMMIT OURSELVES: To eliminate the digital divide in society by
giving everyone access to office productivity tools free of charge to
enable them to participate as full cit
test version of ODF. While MSO compatiblity is important for many
people (including myself), in many cases, such as in education, it might
not be needed at all, whereas accessibility would be very welcome. Not
to mention supporting the local language properly.
Best regards,
Tuomas Hietal
