https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90801
--- Comment #8 from Yury <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Adolfo Jayme from comment #6) > (In reply to Yury from comment #4) > > Well... Remove this and remove that. The feature was useful on linux > > I am a Linux user myself, and can hardly believe that removing it affects > functionality at all; precisely one of the main features of Linux desktop > environments is the ability to change, *globally*, the fonts used by the > software programs you use. All of them allow that: GNOME, Unity, Which may be considered -- unexpectedly for some, perhaps -- not the optimal solution for the complex problem of UIs (plural) legibility. There was an additional LO functionality on linux, now there is no more. Big cheers to what? > > And I'm almost willing to bet the 5.0 series will be even bigger in the > > sense > > of diskspace and cycles -- not being bigger in the sense of functionality. > > You’re being annoyingly disrespectful to the hundreds of contributors who > are dedicating their time to improve this software project. And it seems you > haven’t even dedicated five minutes to read our release notes. I am myself a contributor, so don't take that tone with me, please. In fact, don't take that tone with anybody, please, even with non-contributors, even with plain dumb users. To the business. Release notes for this (major) release do not take 5 minutes reading, rather 1 or 2. I've reread them just now, for the sake of argument. I do not believe I see the revolutionary changes there -- and how much will the 5.* installation take on disk? in memory? So, is there anything there on years-long problems with Word format interoperability -- which recently got SHOWSTOPPINGLY worse with #88697? Now I can't send even a moderately complex text with bibliography to the editors requiring word without re-setting by hand all bib entries (and what if they should be numbered?). Formulas in word import/export -- don't get me started. And it is word interoperability (not word UI mimicry) that buys you users, not pretty themes or translations, even. Enough, I think. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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