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Statement: Denmark Continues its Work on Digital Sovereignty with Collabora Office
(www.collaboraonline.com)
this post was submitted on 31 Oct 2026
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As long as they use only software that works cross platform, they will have very low switching costs if they do eventually decide to move to linux.
Switching away from MS Office dependency before switching away from Windows indeed makes sense.
"Lower" switching costs. But it's still going to be a Thing to get switched to Linux across the government. I hope they are going to continue that as phase 2.
I bet there's like 500 forms and spreadsheets that simply do not function in Libre Office. And remaking them all will take forever because of the approval processes