[French] Goodbye Windows: Lyon (3rd biggest city in France) abandons Microsoft to strengthen its "digital sovereignty"
[French] Goodbye Windows: Lyon (3rd biggest city in France) abandons Microsoft to strengthen its "digital sovereignty"
Lyon tourne le dos à Microsoft. La municipalité a officialisé, le lundi 23 juin, sa volonté de remplacer progressivement les solutions de la firme de Redmond par des alternatives comme OnlyOffice, Linux et PostgreSQL.
The computers breathed a sign of relief!
2025, the year of the Linux desktop
Lyon have I waited
Plot twist: they’re switching to TempleOS
12 years since it was released, zero remotely executable code vulnerabilities. By some measures, the most secure operating system of the 21st century.
Your move, FreeBSD.
The whole country next! Vive France! Vive Linux!
The dominoes are falling. Windows is nothing but a legacy burden at this point. Soon we will be rid of this worthless operating system.
I hope this continues and gives other governments a blue print
Why is OnlyOffice getting traction all of a sudden?
Is there something it does well that LibreOffice doesn't?
I'm always a bit dubious about new software, especially something as massive as an entire office suite.
Not an expert but I've read comments that it handles complex MS Office-created documents better than Libre Office, as internally LO converts everything into ODF, even if it will be saved in original MS file format. IIRC Only Office, SoftMaker, and WPS leave the file in MS format, leading to less unwanted changes.
Yeeeees. We need more to to hop on this train and move away from conglomerates and towards digital sovereignty. But go Lyon!
Trump is the only person who could've forced the EU to pull this off. I'm so glad the USAians voted for him. It's one of the few things they got right.
This (the larger trend anyway) has actually been long time coming, when Windows started spying on you.
Not sure that's related to trump in any way
I'm not a Linux user (yet) but this is going in the right direction. There will probably be some struggles and fails but on the long way I trust this I'd fully worth it.
Ces sont des très bonnes nouvelles, merci! (and sorry for errors)
Ce sont de très bonnes nouvelles, merci !
Close enough, well done
I guess both are grammatically correct, non?
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