<2>Collabora Clashes With LibreOffice Over Move To Revive LibreOffice Online
<3>The Document Foundation, the organization behind LibreOffice, has announced plans to revive its LibreOffice Online project, which was inactive since 2022. This move has sparked controversy, particularly from Collabora, a company that was a major contributor to the original LibreOffice Online project.
<3>Collabora’s Michael Meeks, who also sits on the TDF board, expressed his concerns about the decision, stating that a fully supported, free online version already exists in the form of Collabora Online. He argued that resurrecting a dead repository makes little sense when an active, open community around the online suite already exists.
<3>The Document Foundation plans to reopen the old repository for new contributions, but has issued a warning that the code is not ready for live deployment and users should wait until the development team confirms it is stable.
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