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Community Member Monday: Rohan Singh

There Is No “Best” Interface, Only the Right Fit

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Why Digital Sovereignty Requires an Open Document Platform — and What That Actually Means

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LibreOffice Conference 2026 schedule is online!

LibreOffice Community Smiles #31

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A smiling Michael Meeks with a smiling LibreOffice icon. Happy 2018 !!!

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LibreOffice Community Smiles #30

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Smiling during the Certification Workshop in Tirana,. Albania, in front of a dozen people – mostly women – who have spent a full weekend to learn about migrations to LibreOffice

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LibreOffice Community Smiles #29

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The nine members of the project Steering Committee smiling at the crowd of volunteers just before the Q&A session at the end of the LibreOffice Conference in Paris

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LibreOffice Community Smiles #28

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A crowd of smiling community members from all over the world at the first LibreOffice Conference in Paris, at the end of 2011

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LibreOffice Community Smiles #27

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Some of the founders of the LibreOffice project smiling in front of the camera six years after the announcement, during the LibreOffice Conference in Brno, Czech Republic

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LibreOffice Community Smiles #26

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A smiling Gabriele Ponzo, chairman of TDF Membership Committee, with a group of smiling members of the Japanese and Taiwanese communities

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