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The Document Foundation rolled out LibreOffice 26.8, and sent The Register a press pack before it did
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The Register does like some of the sly notes in the launch materials, though, starting with the headline: “LibreOffice 26.8 brings professional typography, deeper support for the world’s writing systems, and no artificial intelligence”
Key facts
- The Document Foundation released LibreOffice 26.8, and sent The Register a press pack before it
- Later they covered the release of Collabora CODE 26.04, which is Collabora’s local office suite, based on LibreOffice FOSS code, but rendered inside the browser using web technologies
- As The Register has also reported recently, TDF is also firmly against using MS Office file formats by default
- LibreOffice 26.8 brings professional typography, deeper support for the world’s writing systems, and no artificial intelligence
Summary
It looks a bit clunky, but it does the job, and on your own computer. Security Security vets rally around $4 paper password books for sale in Australia. Security Researcher shows how Claude Code can be tricked simply by asking it to summarize a website. Ai and ML Slop factory bans Russians for using slop factory to create slop. The latest semi-annual release of LibreOffice, the cross-platform FOSS office suite, is out, and it’s gleefully throwing some shade.