TXT and ODT explained
Plain text is characters and nothing else — no fonts, no sizes, no layout. It is the most durable digital format there is, readable by every computer built in the last fifty years.
ODT is the OpenDocument text format, an ISO standard that works much like DOCX — a ZIP of XML — but developed openly rather than by a single vendor.
- Where TXT files come from
- Notes, logs, configuration files and code.
- Where ODT is used
- LibreOffice, OpenOffice and public-sector document policies.