“The Brazilian government has signed a letter of intent to work
with both The Document Foundation and the Apache OpenOffice.org
community to develop the Office Suite platforms maintained by both
communities. The letter asserts that the ODF standard is already a
guarantee of interoperability within the government. As Brazil is
one of the biggest users of both LibreOffice and OpenOffice with an
estimated million public computers running the free/open source
office suites, the govenment aims to make the national contribution
to the projects more effective.”
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