IMO, not much hope in such letters, and not much
potential good from people 'possibly to be
lured' from there.
The LO folks have already played the MS kind of
game, when jumping to the 1.3 file format ahead
of everybody. And our icon sets and menus
structure do need daily reorganising,
Hi All,
Am 11.12.23 um 13:14 schrieb Pedro Lino:
+1
More important than which Office people prefer, it would be really good if the
ODF file format is more widely adopted instead of the increasingly proprietary
MS Office XML.
In that sense, implementation of ODF 1.3 in OpenOffice would be a
+1
More important than which Office people prefer, it would be really good if the
ODF file format is more widely adopted instead of the increasingly proprietary
MS Office XML.
In that sense, implementation of ODF 1.3 in OpenOffice would be a real progress!
Best,
Pedro
> On 12/11/2023 11:02 AM
Maybe new leadership at TDF will encourage cooperation between LO and AOO
instead of still harboring ill-will between the 2 efforts.
> On Dec 11, 2023, at 2:28 AM, Bidouille wrote:
>
>
> For some months now, the libreoffice community has been in turmoil.
> A new committee is set to oust the
+1
In fact it might be counter productive for Apache OpenOffice to be seen
as interfering in the democratic process of another project.
Leave LibreOffice to resolve whatever problems they may or may not have
and concentrate on attracting new developers and contributors to Apache
OpenOffice.
Hello,
I don't think an open letter is a good idea. Maybe we would get public
attention. But IMO it is better to get it for our product.
I don't think, we'll get more developers in that way. All developers of
LibreOffice know very well, were and how hey can find and contact us.
Kind
For some months now, the libreoffice community has been in turmoil.
A new committee is set to oust the existing members[1].
Perhaps it would be a good idea to write an open letter urging everyone to join
OpenOffice.
:-)
[1] https://nextcloud.documentfoundation.org/s/Kx4ttBtdJET9tPF
