Blog – Collabora Office

Collabora Office 26.04 is here – even more native on your desktop

Integrated AI on your terms. Far more native on Windows, macOS and Linux. And everything CODE 26.04 brings. Back in November we shared the very first release of the new Collabora Office for desktop – the beautiful, familiar, powerful Collabora Online experience, running locally on Windows, macOS and Linux. We...

Microsoft Office Online Server Ends 1 January 2027. Get the Self-Hosted Alternative Now

For many years, people worried about digital sovereignty in a Microsoft environment have used on-premise Sharepoint and the embedded Microsoft Office Online (MOO) editors to allow users to collaborate on internal documents with private or confidential data. However – Microsoft has announced that Office Online Server will reach end of...

COOL Days 2026 Roundup: Product, Partners, Pizza and Progress in Hamburg

COOL Days 2026 brought more than 100 staff, partners, customers, contributors and community members together in Hamburg for three days of talks, panels, workshops, roadmap discussions, demos, good food and good conversation. Held at betahaus Gänsemarkt from 27–29 April, COOL Days 2026 welcomed people from across the open-source, public-sector, education,...

Interop EXPLAINED

Confused by buzzwords? You’re not alone. EXPLAINED is a new explainer series for people who work with technology – but don’t want marketing fluff or academic theory. We break down complex digital topics clearly and practically: what they mean, why they matter, and how they work in the real world....

Collabora Office for Mobile: Your Documents, Fully Rendered on the Go

We don’t just work from a desk. We work from trains, coffee shops and waiting rooms. And yet for many, mobile document apps are a compromise. Perhaps useful to quickly open a file, check a detail, or make a small change, but often falling short when it comes to faithfully...

Distributed by Design: How Modern Open Source Works

TL;DRModern open-source software isn’t built in one place or along a single path. Tools like Git enable independent development while preserving shared history, provenance, and open collaboration. This allows different organisations to move at different speeds, and supports long-term users without central coordination. Large projects such as the Linux kernel...

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