OO is significantly closer to MS office UI wise. As to why they forked it, OO was basically only open source on paper and didn’t really accept external contributions. They tried to shut down this fork with some dubious legal claims that are blatantly in conflict with at least the spirit of the open source license as icing on the cake.

Had a Tapwave Zodiac as a teenager. Was so excited waiting for it, quite a disappointment.

FreshRSS runs on my server and I manage all my feeds there. I can read there in the browser as well. Capy connects to it and syncs everything down, and it also syncs read status back up. On the server I also have rsshub and rssbridge, which let you make feeds out of a huge bunch of sites that don’t natively have RSS.

FreshRSS and CapyReader (synced to FreshRSS).

Why not just use a door sensor to tell when it’s opened?

Any smart lock should work on an interior door, you may have to drill a deadbolt but its the simplest solution. Switchbot and U-tec both make smart locks with fingerprints and excellent Home Assistant integration. Ubiquiti also sells magnetic latches you could install for access control if you’re in their ecosystem.

If you can give up on Home Assistant integration/smart features, however, there are oodles of push-button and even fingerprint door (without other connectivity features) knobs out there. Most of them are terrible quality and not secure but that doesn’t really matter to you and they are cheap.