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FLOSS Weekly Episode 876: There Is No Money Fairy

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Jonathan Bennett discusses Collabora with Michael Meeks, exploring the company's origins and its role in developing an advanced office suite that supports digital sovereignty. This matters to developers and tech professionals as it highlights efforts towards open-source productivity tools and data control. Watch for future episodes to delve deeper into similar topics related to free and open-source software.

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