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CTOnews.com June 4, Red Hat Manager Matthias Clasen posted an article on the "LibreOffice Packages" mailing list, planning to reduce support for LibreOffice.

CTOnews.com translated part of the article as follows:

The Red Hat Display Systems team (the team behind the Red Hat desktop environment) has been responsible for maintaining the LibreOffice installation package in Fedora over the past few years as it advances LibreOffice in Red Hat Enterprise Linux distributions.

We are currently reprioritizing RHEL for Workstation engineering to focus on Wayland, building HDR support, and features that workstation users need.

This work will improve the workstation experience for Fedora and RHEL users, and we hope the entire Linux community will embrace it.

We have made a trade-off and decided to reduce our work on desktop apps and not integrate LibreOffice in future RHEL releases. This also means less maintenance for LibreOffice in future Fedora releases.

We will continue to maintain LibreOffice in the currently supported RHEL (RHEL 7, 8 and 9) and continue to fix CVE security vulnerabilities and provide related content throughout its lifecycle.

The engineers working on this will provide some fixes upstream to ensure LibreOffice works in Flatpak format.

Whether it's RPM (Red Hat Package Managers) in Fedora or Fedora LibreOffice Flatpak, any community member is free to take over maintenance.

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