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More and more countries are taking back control of their IT! At the #LibreOffice Conference, we hear how the Austrian Military is switching. Oh, and there's cool conference swag from the organisers too... https://conference.libreoffice.org/2025/ #foss #OpenSource
If there is something I trust 100% in Austria it’s the slowness of the bureaucracy, so even if they reverse this decision it’ll be another 50 years before they switch back - and by then it’ll be too expensive and not worth it so they’ll stick to LibreOffice forever.
Didn’t want to give the impression I’m just complaining about Austria so put it there just incase… But I will say I have never filled as many forms as I have since moving to Austria
a friend of mine is getting their PhD in germany; the bureaucracy is nightmarish!
and slow…sooooo slooooooow!
they regularly have issues getting funds approved, even when applying months in advance, and regularly doesn’t have confirmation that his position will be continued into the next semester, and on and on… it’s seriously non-stop bullshit!
makes me very glad that austrian bureaucracy, even though massively inefficient and excessive, at least works on human timelines!
Ouch… Sounds like it’s tough to plan ahead anything…
Definitely! It’s slow and excessive like you said, but it works (in my limited experience). When it doesn’t work I can just be annoying and persistent with my phone calls and then it usually ends up working out fine lol.
If there is something I trust 100% in Austria it’s the slowness of the bureaucracy, so even if they reverse this decision it’ll be another 50 years before they switch back - and by then it’ll be too expensive and not worth it so they’ll stick to LibreOffice forever.
/s
you accidentally put a “/s” at the end as if that isn’t exactly what austria is like XD
Didn’t want to give the impression I’m just complaining about Austria so put it there just incase… But I will say I have never filled as many forms as I have since moving to Austria
📃¯\(ಠ_ಠ)/¯📄
i have some good news on that front!
when it comes to forms, the germans are even worse!
🎶**besser ois die deitschn intensifies**🎶
(that last part is an actual /s tho)
Najo sicher! (didn’t actually know, damn)
a friend of mine is getting their PhD in germany; the bureaucracy is nightmarish! and slow…sooooo slooooooow!
they regularly have issues getting funds approved, even when applying months in advance, and regularly doesn’t have confirmation that his position will be continued into the next semester, and on and on… it’s seriously non-stop bullshit!
makes me very glad that austrian bureaucracy, even though massively inefficient and excessive, at least works on human timelines!
…most of the time, at least…
Ouch… Sounds like it’s tough to plan ahead anything…
Definitely! It’s slow and excessive like you said, but it works (in my limited experience). When it doesn’t work I can just be annoying and persistent with my phone calls and then it usually ends up working out fine lol.
annoying and persistent; it’s the austrian way, lol!
Hob fast integriert ;)