It's just too fiddly, requiring way more "IT people" running around configuring Samba shares and printer drivers.
And LibreOffice is many many years behind MS Office, and it'll continue to be that way.
Sorry for the pessimism but this was true in 2005, in 2015, and in 2025.
IIRC several German states went with nextcloud to make the transition a bit smoother. No idea about the effort when it comes to print servers, but on the other hand Denmark is quite digitized at this point and I would imagine printing papers is less of a thing there than in Germany.
>And LibreOffice is many many years behind MS Office, and it'll continue to be that way.
I believe you, but could you elaborate on what's missing?
Also lots of minor bugs, like font kerning looked weird, missing features (one cannot expect it to keep up with MS on this, they've got full time highly paid developers working on MS Office every single day), various incompatibilities... some bizarre crashes.
I'm also curious to know how they manage their Linux fleet?
Are you referring to compatibility with MS Office features? Because as far as I can tell Excel/Word/PowerPoint (and its OSS counterparts) are pretty much feature complete since about 10 years.