Hello,
Sorry for sticking to English but my Slovene is not the best. :) I am working on a small-scale research to assess the take-up of ODF in public administrations throughout Europe. I am interested in finding out more about the situation in Slovenia, in particular with respects to the following : - Rules of guidelines at the national level with a specific reference to ODF (if they exist), and if they have any practical impact. - Examples of ODF being used by public admins at the national (ministries, agencies) or local level. Ideally with material I can reference (web pages OK). Any input would be much appreciated!
Best regards,
Mael
Dear Maël,
Die 17. 12. 13 et hora 16:20:49 Maël Brunet scripsit:
Sorry for sticking to English but my Slovene is not the best. :)
That’s quite fine. Sorry for not replying you sooner :)
I am working on a small-scale research to assess the take-up of ODF in public administrations throughout Europe. I am interested in finding out more about the situation in Slovenia, in particular with respects to the following :
- Rules of guidelines at the national level with a specific reference to
ODF (if they exist), and if they have any practical impact.
We just found out about: http://nio.gov.si/nio/asset/formati+za+izmenjavo+dokumentov+v+drzavni+upravi...
and are currently analysing it.
- Examples of ODF being used by public admins at the national (ministries,
agencies) or local level. Ideally with material I can reference (web pages OK). Any input would be much appreciated!
I will leave this for my colleagues to answer, as having so much work at FSFE Legal Team, lately I was lacking time to follow the local development as much as I should.
cheers, Matija
Matija,
Thanks that's very useful!
We just found out about:
http://nio.gov.si/nio/asset/formati+za+izmenjavo+dokumentov+v+drzavni+upravi...
and are currently analysing it.
Strange, from a cursory review it seems that they support the use of the latest version of ODF but only the old binary Microsoft Office formats, not OOXML. Would you be able to confirm this?
Appreciate the help.
Best regards,
Mael
On 9 January 2014 22:27, Matija Šuklje hook@fsfe.org wrote:
Dear Maël,
Die 17. 12. 13 et hora 16:20:49 Maël Brunet scripsit:
Sorry for sticking to English but my Slovene is not the best. :)
That’s quite fine. Sorry for not replying you sooner :)
I am working on a small-scale research to assess the take-up of ODF in public administrations throughout Europe. I am interested in finding out more about the situation in Slovenia, in particular with respects to the following :
- Rules of guidelines at the national level with a specific reference to
ODF (if they exist), and if they have any practical impact.
We just found out about:
http://nio.gov.si/nio/asset/formati+za+izmenjavo+dokumentov+v+drzavni+upravi...
and are currently analysing it.
- Examples of ODF being used by public admins at the national
(ministries,
agencies) or local level. Ideally with material I can reference (web pages OK). Any input would be much appreciated!
I will leave this for my colleagues to answer, as having so much work at FSFE Legal Team, lately I was lacking time to follow the local development as much as I should.
cheers, Matija -- Koordinator pravnega moštva & Koordinator za Slovenijo Free Software Foundation Europe www: http://fsfe.org █▉ || priv. www: http://matija.suklje.name e-mail: hook@fsfe.org █▉█▉█▉ || priv. e-mail: matija@suklje.name xmpp: hook@jabber.fsfe.org ▉▉ || priv. xmpp: matija.suklje@gabbler.org sip: matija_suklje@ippi.fr || gsm: +386 40 690 890
Dear Maël and Basil,
Die 10. 01. 14 et hora 12:20:05 Maël Brunet scripsit:
Strange, from a cursory review it seems that they support the use of the latest version of ODF but only the old binary Microsoft Office formats, not OOXML. Would you be able to confirm this?
That is indeed what is says. It explicitly states that the MS Office formats have to be compatible with the XP/2003 version or *older*.
It also states that the ODF version should be compatible with ODF 1.2.
Of the top of my head, that might not be a bad move — newer versions of MS Office support ODF, so from those users you can just use that.
Interestingly § 5 states that as long as the documents are internally circulated, these can be in any format as long as all parties involved agree on it.
§ 6 simply states that the status quo in EU is that a consensus is still needed between member states and that most used formats are:
- ODF (as the candidate for *the* standard format in EU) - PDF - MS Office XP/2003
Hope this helps.
cheers, Matija