OpenDocument
formato aperto per file di documento
Il formato OpenDocument (ODF), abbreviazione di OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications (Formato OASIS Open Document per Applicazioni da Ufficio), è un formato aperto per file di documento per il salvataggio e lo scambio di documenti per la produttività di ufficio come documenti di testo (come memo, rapporti e libri), spreadsheets (fogli di calcolo), diagrammi, e presentazioni. Questo standard è stato sviluppato dal consorzio di industrie OASIS, basato sul formato di file basato su XML creato originariamente da OpenOffice.org.
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Generali:
- OASIS OpenDocument Essentials Um libro che descrive il formato OpenDocument (disponibile on-line).
- OASIS Open Document Format Technical Committee
- Tim Bray of Sun on Open Office XML ISO Certification
- The Future Is Open: What OpenDocument Is And Why You Should Care by Daniel Carrera
- The announcement of OpenDocument's approval from OASIS
- OpenDocument for Spreadsheets Morten Welinders complaints that the spreadsheet spec doesn't define anything about formulas.
- And a reply from Eike Rathke.
- OpenFormula, a specification for spreadsheet formula extending OpenDocument
- Office 2003 XML Reference Schemas Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), Published November 17, 2003, Updated January 27, 2005.
- "Open XML Incompatible With GPL " by Peter Galli, June 20, 2005, eWeek.
- Possible prior art for Microsoft XML patent found, by Ingrid Marson, ZDNet UK, June 2, 2005.
- RelaxNG with generated cross-references (the Relax-NG specification of OpenDocument, with all explanatory text removed and a hyperlinked cross-reference added)
- spreadopendocument.org, a website advocating OpenDocument
- Brian Jones: Office XML Formats, a program manager in Microsoft Office working on the XML functionality and file formats
- "Ballmer: 'Linux is a cancer'" by Thomas C Greene, The Register, June 2, 2001
- Europe's Telematics between Administrations Committee (TAC) approval on conclusions and recommendations on open document formats
- Documentation on the Promotion of Open Document Exchange Format; this page gathers all available information regarding the European programme’s activities for supporting the uptake of open document formats, including the "Valoris report on Open Document Formats".
- Comparative Assessment of Open Documents Formats Market Overview by Valoris, aka the "Valoris Report".
- The Great Massachusetts Legal Donnybrook by Marbux, section 4 (Dissecting Microsoft's Patent License), Groklaw
- OASIS OpenDocument datasheet
- "Microsoft Supported by Dead People" by Thor Olavsrud, InternetNews.com, August 23, 2001.
The following sites are software that's built around the OpenDocument standard,
The following documents are specifically about Massachusetts' selection of OpenDocument:
- Information from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts:
- Formal comments to Massachusetts on their decision for Open Formats and posted by Massachusetts:
- Other commentary specifically about Massachusetts' decision to use OpenDocument, besides those posted by Massachusetts:
- Microsoft must drop its Office politics, ZDNet UK, September 2, 2005.
- ongoing? Massachusetts Back-Room
- Massachusetts vs. Microsoft? by Jason Brooks, eWeek, Sep 9, 2005.
- Microsoft Blasts Massachusetts' New XML Policy by Paula Rooney, InformationWeek, September 2, 2005
- Kicking the Microsoft Office habit by Neil McAllister, InfoWorld, September 12, 2005.
- Why OpenDocument Won (and Microsoft Office Open XML Didn’t)
- Microsoft Exec Weighs In on Massachusetts Flap by David Coursey, eWeek, September 16, 2005.
- CAGW Criticizes Open Source Mandate in Massachusetts, September 21, 2005.
- The return of Citizens Against Government Waste, Linux Weekly News
- Massachusetts and Microsoft by Nicholas Carr, Rough Type, Sep. 19, 2005.
- What has Microsoft done for Massachusetts lately? by Sam Hiser, NewsForge, Sep. 22, 2005.
- You know "Citizens Against Government Waste" is a corporate front group, right? by Michael Smith, Sep. 21, 2005.
- New England Town Meeting by Tim Bray (summarizing a Sep. 16, 2005 "town meeting" on the subject)
- Microsoft vs Mass.: What ever happened to 'The customer is always right'? by David Berlind, ZDNet, Sep. 22, 2005.
- Geriatric Microsoft scuppered by file formats by Charlie Demerjian, The Inquirer, Sep. 23, 2005.
- Policy deals blow to Microsoft: State adopting a new format for documents by Hiawatha Bray, Boston Globe Staff, Sep. 23, 2005
- Massachusetts moves ahead sans Microsoft by Martin LaMonica, CNET News.com, September 23, 2005
- It's Final - MA Goes With Open Document, Groklaw, Sep. 23, 2005
- Open Letter to Alan Yates of Microsoft by Inge Wallin, Sep. 23, 2005, KDE.news. (Noting that KOffice is a completely independent implementation of OpenDocument)