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Novell uses ODF
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By AviPublished:
Wed, 13 Jun 2007 13:26:37 +0000
Updated:
Fri, 15 Jun 2007 05:02:17 +0000
Published:
13 Jun 2007
Updated:
15 Jun 2007
Published:
1:26 pm
Updated:
5:02 am
Categories: OpenDocument Format
Tags: lang:en
Yesterday, in a meeting on the beutifull Novell office in São Paulo, I was able to confirm that ODF is their document standard. Globally, for all Linux and Windows users. If they need to exchange documents with customers, they send in PDF.
I supose Red Hat, a 100% Linux company, is also in this direction. I just didn’t have the chance to confirm this with the folks I know in Red Hat. But I’m pretty sure its the same. By the way, Red Hat, together with IBM and Sun, is member of our local ODF Alliance Chapter Brazil.