Like we’re seeing in Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark and many other government bodies and organisations, the Austrian military (Bundesheer) has migrated 16,000 PCs from Microsoft Office to LibreOffice.
Many more need to do it in droves. Ridiculous to be paying a subscription for apps most people rarely use except to update their resume maybe once in a blue moon; and a student don’t need it either just to write essays and school reports.
Amazing seeing more orgs move over to LibreOffice, Amazing seeing full military sectors moving over as well. Most likely saved so much money per year as well.
The original article at @heisec shows well how the question aroused of the cloud use. They seem to have used already Linux as OS: "the Austrian Armed Forces did not use Microsoft's email or collaboration solutions, but self-hosted Linux servers with Samba. Nevertheless, Microsoft Office was deeply embedded in the IT workflows." heise.de/en/news/Austria-s-arm…
Good for them !! Up here 🇨🇦 almost everything used is prorpietary Windows software. Although I have seen various moves to some open source software (Experimental) and some moves to Linux (Experimental).
Anders Gulden Olstad
in reply to LibreOffice • • •LibreOffice
in reply to Anders Gulden Olstad • • •�
in reply to LibreOffice • • •laurenternes
in reply to LibreOffice • • •Petr Skála
in reply to LibreOffice • • •Stevez
in reply to LibreOffice • • •adacosta
in reply to LibreOffice • • •Al & Val's Modern Homesteading
in reply to LibreOffice • • •Break3 Studios
in reply to LibreOffice • • •malducin
in reply to LibreOffice • • •Distante
in reply to LibreOffice • • •Petra van Cronenburg
in reply to LibreOffice • • •Austria's armed forces switch to LibreOffice
Daniel AJ Sokolov (heise online)moossy1 ∴🔻🏳️🌈
in reply to LibreOffice • • •labbatt50
in reply to LibreOffice • • •Up here 🇨🇦 almost everything used is prorpietary Windows software.
Although I have seen various moves to some open source software (Experimental) and some moves to Linux (Experimental).