Hi y'all,
Uwe Altmann wrote:
> Am 29.03.23 um 12:28 schrieb Clocked Modular:
> > Is it an option to stick to 7 as long as there are no major changes?
>
> With a six monthly release plan it is not that easy to have major changes ;-)
>
Yes, I believe that's the important point. No single release
Hi
Am 29.03.23 um 12:28 schrieb Clocked Modular:
Is it an option to stick to 7 as long as there are no major changes?
With a six monthly release plan it is not that easy to have major changes ;-)
Integrating ChatGPT (if ever that happens?) or ODF 1.4 may serve as
reasonable as proposed.
Dear all,
Is it an option to stick to 7 as long as there are no major changes? And
for clear communication, stop using the 5.1 etc. and replace is with 23
(for the year) and .1 (for the release in the year). Starting with no
additional number.
So 7.23 and then if there is a second release in 2023
Hi Kelvene,
On 28.03.23 00:27, Kelvene Requiroso wrote:
Culturally, 8 in Asia is a lucky number, signifying prosperity and
blessing. It might hit a soft spot in the region, which is the world's
largest market. I like the concept. It fits with the idea of Libre.
By the way, I'm new to the
Culturally, 8 in Asia is a lucky number, signifying prosperity and
blessing. It might hit a soft spot in the region, which is the world's
largest market. I like the concept. It fits with the idea of Libre.
By the way, I'm new to the team -- just joined the other day
electronically.
Kelv
The ability to run LibreOffice on just about every mainstream processor and OS
strikes me as a major achievement which ought to be shouted from the hilltops.
Debian does the same and is known as "The universal operating system". Perhaps
LO should become known as "The universal office suite".
