23 May 2008
19 April 2008
Cold Facts About the Norwegian OOXML Scandal
The meeting was a farce and the result was a scandal. But it’s not over yet, and one thing is clear: the “little one” is unfit to represent the interests of Norwegian users. It’s time he was told, “Roll over, roll over…”
Shine the light, shine the light, people...
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09 April 2008
The Fat Norwegian Lady Sings
Geir goes for it:We were robbed of victory in ISO by a mere 3 votes.
Without the irregularities in Norway, that would have been just 2 votes. Reports are coming in of similar irregularities in other countries, including France and Denmark. Let's get those non-representative votes changed. Let's throw OOXML out of ISO.
Microsoft thinks it has won this battle, but I say it's not over yet.
It’s never over until the fat lady sings, and this fat lady only just got started.
Pix here. (Via tuxmachines.org.)
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Labels: geir isene, iso, Microsoft, norway, odf, ooxml, open standards
20 December 2007
Norway's Beautiful Plumage...
...openness:Regjeringa har vedteke at all informasjon på statlege nettsider skal vere tilgjengeleg i dei opne dokumentformata HTML, PDF eller ODF. Tida der offentlege dokument berre var tilgjengelege i Microsofts Word-format vil med det gå mot slutten.
I particularly liked the last sentence, which is basically a gratuitous kick where it hurts for Microsoft. (Via The Open Sourcerer.)
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