We are a nonprofit organization run by volunteers, so I'm just trying to find the best and cheapest solution. I am wondering whether I'm correct in identifying these two products as possible solutions for me, whether there are any others, and what the answers are to the things I wasn't sure about above (Q1-3). But it looks like those browser extensions only allow single-user-at-a-time editing, though it's not clear to me. (2) The LibreOffice Editor web browser extensions for Chrome & Firefox (. And I don't know whether it can work with any of the free cloud storage servers. But I'm not sure whether it handles conflicts yet-it had not as of a 2019 video I watched.
So I'm trying to find implementations of LibreOffice Online. One option for us is LibreOffice Online (besides Google Sheets & Zoho). There are also images of dark origin on dockerhub for unlimited lool:īut it shouldn't be that difficult to adjust the official dockerfile from master to a (hopefully) more stable 5.4:īut there are warnings that this is quite an time consuming endeavor.There is a group of us that would like to collaborate remotely (over the Internet) on a spreadsheet that we create, one that would probably sit on a cloud server somewhere. There are solutions to build libreoffice without docker: The community of libreoffice online (lool) is large compared to onlyoffice.Ĭollabora, one major driving force behind the development of lool released one popular distribution called CODE (COllabora Development Edition) which is quite stable, but limited:
The docker restart procedure of onlyoffice is prone to data loss: Especially this pending PR is problematic: After testing onlyoffice thoroughly it seems problematic to use it in productivity. LibreOffice Online WebSocket server (loolwsd) loolwsd is configured by default to use ssl by default, but since the package does not provide the configured ssl certificates the initial startup of the deamon will fail.
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