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Good news for the people wanting to quit the American Big Tech products for European alternatives...

Our governments built something nice and it's open source. For now I'm trying the editor in the sandbox but planning to play around with local setup later :) 

It's rly smooth so far.

Good news for the people wanting to quit the American Big Tech products for European alternatives...

Our governments built something nice and it's open source. For now I'm trying the editor in the sandbox but planning to play around with local setup later :) 

It's rly smooth so far. 

https://www.howtogeek.com/docs-alternative-google-docs-notion-france-germany/

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Unless you run it locally, since as far as I understand you run it on your own server then. 

But I agree, I do use fileverse - at the same time, I like to try what's out there, and the editor I must admit is atm maybe even a lil ahead of ddocs at least in stuff like audio upload, image resizing, shortcuts for emojis. 

Better the French stalking me than the Google🤣

had a quick look, seems you'd like have to be comfortable on the servers of the French gov, for now I'll stick with Fileverse and LibreOffice 😅

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I am a big fileverse advocate ^^  

I'm always proud when I hit my storage limits again. 

But I also like to try and see what's out there - imo it's in the end for the greater good if there's more tools, esp if they are interoperable meaning people can just switch easily.

Or use fileverse

https://docs.fileverse.io/