Re: [tdf-discuss] The City Hall of Vieira do Minho adopts Free Software (LibreOffice)

[Anton Meixome]

Noraboa!

Congratulations, from the near Galicia.

I spread it in our net



2012/3/11 M Henri Day :
> 2012/3/10 
>
>> PRESS RELEASE
>>
>> The City Hall of Vieira do Minho adopts Free Software (LibreOffice)
>>
>> The City Hall of Vieira do Minho has definitively adopted the productivity
>> software LibreOffice around its computing park. This productivity package
>> includes Writer, word processing and editing of web pages, Calc
>> (Spreadsheet), creating and editing spreadsheets, Impress, creating and
>> editing multimedia presentations, Draw, creating and editing drawings,
>> diagrams and graphs , Base (Database), creating and editing Databases and
>> Math (Equation Editor).
>>
>> With this change to a Free Software, besides the lack of a financial
>> burden due to the inexistence of licensing (Free Software), this City Hall
>> has adopted open standards in accordance with Law 36/2011 of 21 June. It
>> has also started the standardization and universality of digital formats in
>> the files used by the City Hall and its residents.
>>
>> This type of software enables the use of a variety of operating systems
>> for use of various tools, it has been adopted internationally with very
>> positive and encouraging results, it has the ability to import / export
>> various proprietary formats (Word files, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook, etc.)
>> and establishes the native creation of PDF files. Other interesting feature
>> of the software is to be fully in Portuguese and have writing tools also in
>> Portuguese.
>>
>> Regarding the management of employees ' electronic mail, the City Hall has
>> adopted the Thunderbird program, also a Free Software.
>> With this measure, the City Hall of Vieira do Minho aims to demonstrate
>> that the definitive adoption of free software in many areas of public
>> administration is not only desirable but also essential for a more modern
>> and financially sustainable Public Service.
>>
>>
>> Vieira do Minho March 8, 2012
>>
>> Communication Office
>
>
> Encouraging !...
>
> Henri
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[tdf-discuss] Zaragoza quere organizar a LiboConf 2012

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Preséntase como candidata.
http://blog.documentfoundation.org/2012/01/28/libocon-2012-proposals/

Creo poderiamos amosar o noso apoio e mesmo chegar a enviar unha
representación galega.


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Re: [tdf-discuss] LibreOffice in press release about extensions

[Anton Meixome]

Hi, Christophe

It would be possible translate to galician the extension and
incorporate it in this release?
Which is your proceedment because I had been what there are other translations ?

Best,

Antón Méixome


2011/11/9 Christophe Strobbe :
> Hi,
>
> Our new extension is now available at
>  and we're in the process of
> adding it to the LibreOffice extensions site.
> The press release is available at
>  and
> .
>
> Best regards,
>
> Christophe
>
>
> At 14:32 8-11-2011, Italo Vignoli wrote:
>>
>> Christophe Strobbe wrote:
>>
>> Thanks for your comment. I have changed the paragraph to:
>> "LibreOffice (http://www.libreoffice.org/) is
>> a free and open-source
>> office suite based on the OpenOffice.org source code. It is a
>> community-driven project of The Document Foundation. The Document
>> Foundation was formed in September 2010 and has released several new
>> versions of LibreOffice since that time. New code in LibreOffice is
>> developed under a double license: GNU Lesser General Public License
>> Version 3 (LGPLv3) and the Mozilla Public License (MPL)."
>>
>>
>> Look good now. Another small glitch: the license should read LGPLv3+ as it
>> is supposed to cover all future versions (if the + is missing, then is only
>> LGPLv3, and we could not switch to future versions of LGPL).
>>
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Re: [tdf-discuss] Enhancement Request: Easier Graphic Insertion

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+1

2011/6/10 Charles Jenkins :
> Hi, everyone! I'm new here. I have a feedback to offer, and I was told
> this is the place to do it.
>
> In my day job as an engineer, I currently use Microsoft Word to write
> technical documentation which includes screenshot images. I'd like to
> break the Word habit.
>
> I understand that when creating publications like newsletters, some
> people may need to place graphics in a particular spot on the page and
> have text flow around it. However, I think most business and casual
> users -- and certainly someone like myself who produces technical
> documentation -- need to have the graphics flow along with the text.
>
> In other words, we need the graphics to be anchored as a character. I
> know LibreOffice can do this, but it is not the default behavior, and to
> fix it after inserting a picture involves a lot of work: The initial
> paste is almost guaranteed to put the anchor in the wrong place, and
> even after moving it, you typically have to go into the Picture dialog
> box to fix Position attributes.
>
> Microsoft Word and the Macintosh word processors I'm familiar with
> insert pictures anchored as a character by default. Though many other
> things are disastrously wrong with Microsoft Word, I have to admit that
> they do picture insertion just right. With LibreOffice, adding a
> screenshot is quite a frustrating battle for me.
>
> If "Insert Pictures Anchored as Characters" were only an option turned
> ON by default, LibreOffice would be much more usable for me, and I
> suspect many others, at work.
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Re: [tdf-discuss] desktop integration

[Anton Meixome]

2011/5/16 Christian Lohmaier :
> Hi Sean, *,
>
> On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 7:51 AM, Sean Carlos  wrote:
>>
>> For what its worth, on Fedora 14 64 bit the program icons no longer show up
>> in the applications menu.  This is a regression in beta 5 relative to beta
>> 4.
>
> Did you install the desktop-integration package? (and which one?)
>
>> If someone else confirms this, I'll log it as a bug.
>
> Nope, works fine here
>

In Ubuntu 10.04 I get this problem too, also 32 and 64 bits
I have installed de desktop integration of course

In Windows XP and W7 works fine but instalation runs on english.

Otherwise, the localization is now complete

:-)


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Re: [tdf-discuss] Re: [tdf-discuss] How to pronounce the name (again, sorry)

[Anton Meixome]

Spanish, Galician and Portuguese

Libre (from latin Libertas, freedom) is a native word in these languages

About Google, we can try this

http://translate.google.com/#en|en|Libre%20Office

At least is a compound word

This thread should be a discuss more about transliteration (between
alphabets, considering sense of words) than pronunciation.
Speech is mandatory free but writing needs consensus (branding) and
autority (guide for users)

Antón




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Re: [tdf-discuss] Re: Dictionary Syncing

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2011/1/5 sophie :
> Hi Anton,
> On 05/01/2011 13:09, Anton Meixome wrote:
>>
>> Hi Sophie
>> is there some news about Dicollect with Olivier?
>
> Yes, he has no time to come on the list right now, but will do later.
> So I'll resume the current situation.
> - the code has been removed because he didn't have the time to fix the bugs
> that was reported/will be reported or enhance it,
> - he is not very happy with the current state and would like to enhance it
> - the  update management system is far from being perfect. He needs to work
> on the code to give a more qualitative follow up, it's a big part that needs
> quiet some work
> - the other possibility would be to host some other projects on Dicollecte
> servers (like Latvian is hosted currently but it's an old code version they
> are using) but that will ask Olivier to spend even morte time in code
> enhancement and admin services.
>
> In short, for the moment he want to finish what he has begin for the French,
> he is currently working on a grammar corrector.
> He didn't make the presentation at OOoCon (my mistake sorry) he fell hill
> but the presentation is here
> http://www.dicollecte.org/_misc/dicollecte_ooocon2009.pdf
> The UI has changed a bit since and there has been some enhancements that
> gives an idea of what is possible.
>
> So as for now, Olivier don't have the time to work on it but he will come
> back when he can show the code again, may be in some months. But he will
> give you more details when he will come to the list.
>
> kind regards
> Sophie
>

Thanks, I understand the current situation and I can't help him but I
will stay tuned
;-)



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Re: [tdf-discuss] Re: Dictionary Syncing

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Hi Sophie
is there some news about Dicollect with Olivier?


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Re: [tdf-discuss] Dictionary Syncing

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2010/12/31 sophie :
> On 31/12/2010 18:56, Anton Meixome wrote:
>>
>> 2010/12/31 Michael Wheatland:
>>>
>>> On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 11:26 PM, pierre choffardet
>>>   wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Le 31/12/2010 11:51, James Clemence a écrit :
>>>>>
>>>>> A major feature I find irritating in word processors is the lack of
>>>>> dictionary syncing between multiple machines. I have a laptop, desktop,
>>>>> and
>>>>> occasional use of other machines, and would really like to be able to
>>>>> take
>>>>> my dictionary with me. Whilst I can use my own git repository, or
>>>>> shared
>>>>> net
>>>>> space to provide such a service, having this online as part of a
>>>>> document
>>>>> suite would be a really neat feature. At the very least, having a
>>>>> button
>>>>> which allows you to import/export the dictionary easily to remote
>>>>> sources
>>>>> could be a neat addition.
>>>>>
>>>>> What do others think?
>>>>>
>>>>> J
>>>>>
>>>> same for me, and for my students.
>>>>
>>>> my solution is the folowing : http://www.dicollecte.org/home.php?prj=fr
>>>>
>>>> each time a word isn't in the curent dictionary, i propose this word to
>>>> dicollecte.
>>>>
>>>> then the word is corectly added to the next dictonary and will be
>>>> available
>>>> for me on my other computers, and my students
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> pierre
>>>
>>> As far as I can see there are only support for French and Latvian
>>> languages.
>>> As a part of the website team should we be looking to setup a
>>> LibreOffice dictionary editor based on the dicollecte code hosted on
>>> google?
>>>
>>> http://code.google.com/p/dicollecte/
>>>
>> Yes, please... or at least the code could be available
>>
>> http://code.google.com/p/dicollecte/downloads/list
>>
>> Why isn't there? It's a deception and annoying, plus when the
>> developpers and administrator declare are getting tired
>
> Don't feel sad, I'm sure there should be a good reason for that.
> Olivier has done a lot of work to get this tool online and he always wanted
> to share it. He presented it on the lingu OOo list and at OOoCon, but he
> didn't had a lot of feedback at that time.
>>
>> I am lingüist, and I spent a lot of time looking for this tool or,
>> better, for include my language in a community project, as dicollect,
>> for that goal. It's a key issue for users and minority languages
>> because there is not even commercial products.
>
> So it's great that he has work on this one. Tomorrow, I'll ping Olivier and
> ask him to get in touch with you and all of you who want to work with his
> tool
>>
>> In side client, it could be a great service if an spellchecker,
>> dictionary, thesaurus... server available on line (in mode syncing
>> over a user profile)
>
> Yes, that's true. Let's go on with this tomorrow (my south part of the world
> time ;-)
>
> In the mean time, I wish every body an happy new year, if yours is tonight
> :)

A lot of thanks,
All my suppor and commitement for this. In my community we are
planning in the new year a automatic sistem for packing language
extensions
... and Happy New Year, Sophie and all

>
> kind regards
> Sophie
>
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Re: [tdf-discuss] Dictionary Syncing

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2010/12/31 Michael Wheatland :
> On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 11:26 PM, pierre choffardet
>  wrote:
>> Le 31/12/2010 11:51, James Clemence a écrit :
>>>
>>> A major feature I find irritating in word processors is the lack of
>>> dictionary syncing between multiple machines. I have a laptop, desktop,
>>> and
>>> occasional use of other machines, and would really like to be able to take
>>> my dictionary with me. Whilst I can use my own git repository, or shared
>>> net
>>> space to provide such a service, having this online as part of a document
>>> suite would be a really neat feature. At the very least, having a button
>>> which allows you to import/export the dictionary easily to remote sources
>>> could be a neat addition.
>>>
>>> What do others think?
>>>
>>> J
>>>
>> same for me, and for my students.
>>
>> my solution is the folowing : http://www.dicollecte.org/home.php?prj=fr
>>
>> each time a word isn't in the curent dictionary, i propose this word to
>> dicollecte.
>>
>> then the word is corectly added to the next dictonary and will be available
>> for me on my other computers, and my students
>>
>>
>> pierre
>
> As far as I can see there are only support for French and Latvian languages.
> As a part of the website team should we be looking to setup a
> LibreOffice dictionary editor based on the dicollecte code hosted on
> google?
>
> http://code.google.com/p/dicollecte/
>

Yes, please... or at least the code could be available

http://code.google.com/p/dicollecte/downloads/list

Why isn't there? It's a deception and annoying, plus when the
developpers and administrator declare are getting tired

I am lingüist, and I spent a lot of time looking for this tool or,
better, for include my language in a community project, as dicollect,
for that goal. It's a key issue for users and minority languages
because there is not even commercial products.

In side client, it could be a great service if an spellchecker,
dictionary, thesaurus... server available on line (in mode syncing
over a user profile)

Chers

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Re: [tdf-discuss] Re: LibreOffice news published in argentinian newspaper La Nacion

[Anton Meixome]

About LibreOffice and TDF in Galicia (Spain), already in september!
Codigo Cero, first electronic newspaper in galician especializated in
tecnologies. Very popular.

http://www.codigocero.com/OpenOffice-org-reorganizase-coma

Automatic translation to spanish

http://www.xunta.es/tradutor/url.do?translationDirection=GALICIAN-SPANISH&subjectArea=%28CSV%29&DTS_CREATE_GLOSSARY=0&DTS_CREATE_CODING_LIST=0&DTS_MARK_UNKNOWNS=0&DTS_MARK_CONSTANTS=0&DTS_MARK_COMPOUNDS=0&DTS_MARK_MEMORY=0&url=http://codigocero.com/OpenOffice-org-reorganizase-coma

Translation to english (AT)


The acquisition of Sun Microsystems on the part of Oracle took
OpenOffice.org to look for a new identity (for the brand OpenOffice
happens to be now a property of Oracle, company that could throw the
locking device to the project in any moment to give priority to
alternatives of payment) to the project of free software and this way
they organize under a new community called The Document Foundation,
passing his known offimatic application to answer for the name of
LibreOffice.
This new project has many supports of the industry of the free
software (Novell, Google, Red Hat, Canonical...), for which it has his
guaranteed viability. The volunteers organized in the new Foundation
also requested the Oracle that it passes to form part of the new
entity and that releases the brand OpenOffice.org (although for the
moment there is not answer to such an invitation).
For that which seems, the current users of OpenOffice.org should not
worry, for the changes in the product were limited to a change of
name, since is of waiting that the current collaborators of the
project continue in the same after this change of direction.




2010/11/20 Marc Paré :
> Le 2010-11-20 10:28, Martín Olivera a écrit :
>>
>> La Nacion - a very important newspaper in Argentina - published this note
>> about LibreOffice in their technology section
>>
>> original in spanish http://www.lanacion.com.ar/nota.asp?nota_id=1321337
>>
>> in English via Google translate
>>
>> http://translate.google.es/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=es&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=es&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lanacion.com.ar%2Fnota.asp%3Fnota_id%3D1321337
>>
>
> Gracias Martin
>
> Cheers
>
> Marc
>
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