https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=160813
--- Comment #5 from V Stuart Foote <[email protected]> --- (In reply to quachvan from comment #4) > I understand your explanations, just as feedback, never reply a request with > and? > Someone in this world makes an effort to report something and instead of > being grateful for that, you trigger a defensive mechanism. > Kind of an entitled ask, best to quash out of the gate, => NAB nor a well stated enhancement request. What makes you think you are the first to observe this inadequacy? And, why should you as a casual user "expect" an open source and very "cross-platform" project to do anything? Have you tested on the other os/DE to be able to make informed suggestions? For example have you checked the behavior with adjusted Display and Text scaling as noted in comment 2? > I don't know for whom you LibreOffice developers are doing this, but it's no > secret that most computers run Windows and if you want to grow your customer > base, make the on-boarding from MS Office to LibreOffice as smooth as > possible. Well, that is a long running discussion. Doing more requires a major investment in the native code needed to fully implement os/DE specific source needed to move LibreOffice fully to a MS Ribbon style UI *cross-platform*, with the majority of developers interested in Linux os/DE issues and support of the ODF document model and interoperability with MS's OOXML document model. The current GTK UI and UNO assemblages, known as MUFFIN, only get us so far. And there is little developer interest to implement unnecessary native MS or Apple API calls to replace what are currently implemented cross platform. Native API support for Windows or macOS is not a very high priority, only what is functionally necessary. If you are interested in issues around adopting the Tabbed UI as default, see bug 135501, and from there links to related Notebook Bar issues. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
