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8 weeks, 9.4 million downloads

The announcement of LibreOffice 26.8 had a noticeable positive effect on download figures, which have since exceeded one million per week, totalling 9.4 million downloads over eight weeks, from 24 August to 18 October. To these must be added updates for the Windows version, which are counted separately and are

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Standards are technical documents drafted by engineers and discussed in committees before being implemented in code. However, to discuss them only in technical terms would be to overlook an essential aspect of their nature and function. In fact, standards are also – and above all – political tools because they

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The announcement of LibreOffice 26.8 had a noticeable positive effect on download figures, which have since exceeded one million per week, totalling 9.4 million downloads over eight weeks, from 24 August to 18 October. To these must be added updates for the Windows version, which are counted separately and are

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Pull request #9111 "Build FirebirdSQL CMake+CLang" by Sergey Khalyutin was merged into the Firebird master branch on October 21, 2026. It makes it possible to build the whole Firebird project with CMake + Clang on Windows, Linux and macOS, for both amd64 and arm64. What changed One build system for all platforms – Firebird can now be built with CMake and Clang everywhere. The only exception is

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