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Open Source Alternatives to Google Docs
- dastx 7y agoI wish OnlyOffice would remove the 20 max connection limit on the community edition.
- jsiepkes 7y agoIf it is opensource then you can remove the user limit I would think?
- newscracker 7y agoNot mentioned in this list — it’s unfortunate that Framasoft is shutting down many of its online and free (based on open source, of course) services in this space. It was good enough for simple needs.
- nebulon 7y agoThat is indeed a shame and I was also not aware of them shutting down some of their services. But as far as I know their text document editing tool is a slightly improved etherpad, which is mentioned in the article.
- tylerl 7y agoIf you're using a service hosted by someone else, then it doesn't matter if it's open source; you're using someone else's closed environment. In that case you're just as well off using Google or Microsoft. Probably better off, since they aren't aren't hosting on a shoestring budget. The point to having it open is so that you can host it yourself and modify it yourself.
- whalesalad 7y agoWow Etherpad still exists?! That is OG YC.
- karmen 7y agoiCloud.com if you are part of Apple ecosystem.
- dewey 7y agoDoesn’t sound like an open source alternative?