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Digital sovereignty for the win 🇪🇺🎉

German states Bavaria, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Schleswig-Holstein lead the way for German digital sovereignty as they ditch Microsoft and switch to open source alternatives 🥳

Only together we can fight Big Tech ✊

Is your country also becoming digitally sovereign? Let us know in the comments below 👇

in reply to Tuta

Meanwhile in Baden-Württemberg we are on the edge of implementing Palantir… >:[
in reply to Tuta

You forgot the word "again" in case of Bavaria because they once already were on the right track with the LiMux project in Munich.

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/LiMux

in reply to Tuta

I remember when Munich went with Ubuntu, over a decade ago.

what happened with that?

in reply to Tuta

Given the Bavarian politicians and their track record for "deals" (to avoid more serious allegations), I will only believe this, once they have finished the transition and it has been running for more than a year. So probably not before 2060
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They need to do it for the whole country. If Germany can do this, EU can do this, UK can do this. China has already done this.

Kick American tech firms out! ✊

#digitalsovereignty #dontbeavassal #opensource

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in reply to Tuta

Meck Pomm specifically said that they will stay with Windows for several years. Only MS Office and server based MS products are currently being replaced.
in reply to Tuta

Well, how great would it be if Tuta would provide a stable Flatpak best in the "verified" release channel and not only an "experimental" one as the alternative AppImage is horrible security wise as it provides no isolation! I tell this since years but nothing changes... well we get obsolete Calendar and Drive apps, how could I forget... 😅
in reply to Tuta

great, now I'm only have as pissed by Bavaria for using Palenthir 🙃
in reply to Tuta

@jolla @sailfishosnews

Tutanota, now that Jolla has released a European designed and built phone, running Sailfish OS (a Linux-based European mobile OS), will Tutanota be supporting this with a Sailfish version of your email app?

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