Like Framapad?
I didn’t really know about Framasoft until recently, but the sheer amount of stuff they do is mind-blowing.
Main page says “Framasoft has more than 50 projects. Check all of them”, but if you then click to see the full list, apparently they don’t even mention all of them, for example PeerTube is missing there.
Next time I feel the itch to use G Forms or Doodle, I’ll try Framaforms and Framadate instead.
Kolab (being a groupware) seems to target the needs of companies.
While Purism also has an enterprise segment, librem.one targets the “normal dudes”. (And I think it makes perfect sense, not only with the potential effect of switching more people to free software, but also from a cost/benefit ratio perspective).
Sure. But lobbying. Over and over. Just a few examples.
France I France II
Munich Is Ditching Linux For Purely Political Reasons
Another one on Lower Saxony, unfortunately only in German.
If you’re fluent in Portuguese, add Brazil to the list. (stolen from this thread)
There are also positive examples where the lobbying did not (yet) work, like the french government wanting to standardize on Matrix for instant messaging. Background and video.