Syindication
The world does not need a "conversion nightmare": a standard office file format already exists
Tue, 01/22/2008 - 09:39
This is an editorial about file conversions. It starts with a story about Free Software Magazine and our struggle with article formats, and continues explaining why the world needs to get rid of Office Open XML, which could create more problems than the Microsoft monopoly itself.
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