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LibreOffice goes collaborative and Wasm as ZetaOffice • The Register
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this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2025
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The article says that other office apps can only do collaborative document work in their browser versions, but I thought Word can do it natively as long as the document is in OneDrive/Sharepoint/whatever microsoft came up with next?
I recall opening a shared document locally with Word and being able to collaborate.
Nevertheless, amazing news for Libre software!
Yes, Word (and only Word) can edit collaboratively on the desktop if the document is in SharePoint (and OneDrive, because OneDrive is SharePoint).
And teams is SharePoint too...lol pieces of shit software.