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- 1Irony flagged at German digital sovereignty conference●Btw I found it beyond ironic that @ zendis 's booth - aka the German Center for Digital Sovereignty, who is in charge of
Attendees at SCCON26, a German conference on digital sovereignty, have noted that Zendis, the German Center for Digital Sovereignty responsible for building sovereign alternatives like OpenDesk and OpenCode, had its exhibition booth placed directly beside a large Mastercard area. The juxtaposition of a state-backed sovereignty initiative next to a major US payments corporation is being called ironic by open source advocates at the event.
- 2Six open source firms form joint venture for openDesk●# OpenProductivity : 6 # OpenSource -Hersteller gründen Joint Venture für # openDesk > Die # openDesk -Komponentenherste
Six open source software companies — Collabora, Element, Nordeck, OpenXchange, Univention and XWiki — have founded the Open Productivity Software GmbH, a joint venture to advance openDesk, their open source office and collaboration suite. The move aims to coordinate development and delivery of the components, and it is being discussed as a significant step for open source alternatives to proprietary workplace software, particularly in Germany's public sector.
- 3Open-source office suite OpenDesk gains agentic AI and air-gap mode●Einige der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten # News : Open-Source-Office OpenDesk: Zendis bringt agentische KI und
Zendis has updated OpenDesk, its open-source office suite, adding agentic AI features and an air-gap mode that allows fully offline operation. The news is circulating among German-language tech communities, where interest centres on whether the AI tools can run securely without cloud connections. The release is being read as part of a wider push for sovereign, locally controlled office software in Europe.