Henrik Hemrin
@hehemrin@mastodon.nu
Engineer with University Diploma in Human Rights & Democracy. Job competence: Component Engineer; fiber optics and more components, Component Handling Process and IT System owner. Linux, open source, photography and religion to mention a few interest areas. Joomla for web sites. English and Swedish. Located in Sweden. I joined Mastodon in June 2019 as @hehemrin@librem.one. #HumanRights #Democracy #ComponentEngineer #FiberOptics #FibreOptics #Linux #LinuxMint #Joomla #OpenSource #Photography
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Henrik Hemrin
@hehemrin@mastodon.nu
Engineer with University Diploma in Human Rights & Democracy. Job competence: Component Engineer; fiber optics and more components, Component Handling Process and IT System owner. Linux, open source, photography and religion to mention a few interest areas. Joomla for web sites. English and Swedish. Located in Sweden. I joined Mastodon in June 2019 as @hehemrin@librem.one. #HumanRights #Democracy #ComponentEngineer #FiberOptics #FibreOptics #Linux #LinuxMint #Joomla #OpenSource #Photography
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2d ago
Jag läste på OnlyOffice hemsida att de använder OOXML som sitt grundformat och blev förvånad. OOXML är alltså formatet som kommer från Microsoft och är grunden i .docx etc. Jag trodde de använde ODF (med rötter i Sun och nu är grunden i exvis LibreOffice) som grundformat, alltså det som används för .odt etc. Jag trodde att OnlyOffice var baserat på LibreOffice, men så verkar det inte vara. Eller är det? Någon som kan minska min förvirring?
#OnlyOffice #LibreOffice #OOXML #ODF
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mkj
@mkj@social.mkj.earth
Hello; I'm Michael. Live in the Swedish countryside, work as a programmer. Own dogs, love the outdoors. Linux on desktop since circa 2000; Debian since Lenny. Interested in security/infosec and privacy. Licensed radio amateur. Write too little, read too much. Personal account, not affiliated with anyone else or any organization. Thoughts, opinions, etc are my own. Please excuse me for shaving characters off posts to stay under 500. For longer texts check out my blog, where I post occasionally.
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mkj
@mkj@social.mkj.earth
Hello; I'm Michael. Live in the Swedish countryside, work as a programmer. Own dogs, love the outdoors. Linux on desktop since circa 2000; Debian since Lenny. Interested in security/infosec and privacy. Licensed radio amateur. Write too little, read too much. Personal account, not affiliated with anyone else or any organization. Thoughts, opinions, etc are my own. Please excuse me for shaving characters off posts to stay under 500. For longer texts check out my blog, where I post occasionally.
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Mar 27, 2026
I found https://odftoolkit.org/conformance/ODFValidator.html which looks to be roughly what I'm looking for at a *technical* level. Unfortunately it points at quite a lot that's not strict ODF compliant. When setting the save format to 1.4 instead of 1.4 Extended in LibreOffice, validation comes out clean, as expected; but I don't see any ready indication of what, if anything, I've done which is lost in the process, so that part of my question remains. (The resulting file is *much* smaller.)
#OpenDocument #ODF #LibreOffice
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