LibreOffice Criticizes Microsoft for Complex File Formats to Retain Users
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Summary
LibreOffice accuses Microsoft of intentionally using complex XML file formats to lock in Office users, highlighting the issue of user lock-in with Microsoft 365 documents.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledLibreOffice accuses Microsoft of 'intentionally' using 'unnecessarily complex' file formats to achieve user lock-in with its Microsoft 365 (Office) documents.
An XML schema comprises the structure, data types and rules of an XM
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