All of them. That’s why, among other reasons, OSS like LibreOffice and Euro-Office is important and I’m glad I have these options.

OnlyOffice has a long history of ignoring pull requests, incorrect documentation and usage of obscure internal references in commits.

That’s no reliable base for a FOSS project. The work on Euro-Office is highly active and it’s already way more than a renamed fork.

Calling people of a certain origin dirty is indeed racist. Considering the potential influence of a government that has caused a devastating amount of harm over the last decade is not.

I have high hopes for Euro-Office. It’s a pretty young fork of OnlyOffice backed by Nextcloud, Proton, Ionos, OpenProject, XWiki and others. I’m currently testing the Nextcloud implementation and the even younger desktop client and so far it’s a great experience.