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“We’ve come a long way since ODF first emerged into the headlines in 2004. Then, most people didn’t think about the long term availability of data. Today, it’s become a matter of social, political, and most assuredly commercial significance.”
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“Either way, it means that in the future, any office software will read any OpenDocument or OpenXML file, and users will no longer feel compelled to buy each new version of Microsoft Office to read their files.”
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“Avatars, digital identity and the virtual world of Second Life were topics at a Davos dinner session moderated by Fortune’s David Kirkpatrick.”
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“eWeek Labs believes that either Ubuntu 6.10 or OpenSUSE 10.2 is worthy of replacing Windows XP as a desktop operating system, provided the distros support your target hardware.”
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Religion meets linux, not for the first time.
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