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If you're reading this blog entry, you've probably been following the battle between ODF and OOXML. If so, you may be thinking of that conflict as a classic standards war, but in fact, it goes much deeper than that label would suggest. What is happening between the proponents of ODF and OOXML is only a skirmish in a bigger battle that involves a fundamental reordering of forces, ideologies, stakeholders, and economics at the interface of society and information technology.
Most of the recent articles on LXer have been about the
"next step" in the FOSS/Linux move to the mainstream.
If ODF becomes the standard that sudden we are seeing
will become real sudden.
Y'all get on this article now, hear?
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If ODF becomes the standard that sudden we are seeing will become real sudden.
Y'all get on this article now, hear?