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Revue de presse de l’April pour la semaine 9 de l’année 2026

Cette revue de presse sur Internet fait partie du travail de veille mené par l’April dans le cadre de son action de défense et de promotion du logiciel libre. Les positions exposées dans les articles sont celles de leurs auteurs et ne rejoignent pas forcément celles de l’April.

[clubic.com] L'open source se dote d'un fond de pérennité inédit dans la tech

✍ Naïm Bada, le vendredi 27 février 2026.

Le financement de l’open source ressemble depuis des années à une quête de bonnes volontés. Un fonds de dotation vient de changer la donne. La promesse est ambitieuse. La question, elle, reste entière.

[clubic.com] 'Open source de façade': LibreOffice s'en prend à OnlyOffice après sa 'collaboration' avec Microsoft

✍ Naïm Bada, le lundi 23 février 2026.

Vous pensiez avoir trouvé une alternative sérieuse à Microsoft Office ? The Document Foundation vient de lancer une bombe dans le camp des suites bureautiques libres. Et la cible, c’est OnlyOffice.

[clubic.com] À l'approche des élections, les mairies ciblées par l'April pour adopter d'urgence l'open source

✍ Naïm Bada, le lundi 23 février 2026.

Pendant que les candidats aux municipales peaufinent leurs programmes, l’April leur glisse un pacte supplémentaire à signer. Pour le logiciel libre. Saura-t-il survivre au premier budget voté?

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[ZDNET] Justice et Numérique: Quand l'État juge l'expertise tech 'inutile' pour ses magistrats

✍ Guillaume Serries, le lundi 23 février 2026.

Face à une décision administrative du ministère de la Justice, Jean-Baptiste Kempf, figure de proue de l’open source français, dénonce une gestion défaillante de l’État et une méconnaissance profonde des enjeux technologiques par la Chancellerie.

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Steam Survey Results Published For February 2026

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Linux Release Roundup (February 2026)

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