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Originally posted by Delgarde View PostInteroperability with other MS users, mostly - OpenOffice can open MS documents, but it's not perfectly compatible. We've had to standardise on MS Office at work, because co-existance was proving too much trouble, and migrating the rest of the world wasn't an option.
LibreOffice does NOT have to open MSO documents. They are NOT standard.
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Originally posted by kraftman View PostApple users stop saying what's good for Linux - not everything is constructive criticism in the link you gave. There's a lot of bull. I won't blame Linux, because nvidia and amd makes crappy drivers or because not everyone wants to use crap like gstreamer etc. Very strange point of view. Shall we continue?
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Originally posted by deanjo View PostIt is not a ISO standard.
It is however a the most adopted standard (def: an established norm).
Which relation does MSO and windows-only .DOCX has to them exactly?
It is established among MSO users, because they don't really have the choice(or need it) - but it is not the definition of "interoperability". ODF works and is WAY better than .RTF.
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