Hi y'all,
Mike Saunders wrote:
> Yes, and we suspect (and have done some research) that a big chunk of those
> donations-while-downloading are from users who've been using LibreOffice for
> a while, and are downloading an update. (After all, someone trying
> LibreOffice for the very first time is
Mike Saunders wrote:
> Of course, whatever we produce and bring has to be affordable,
> transportable and environmentally friendly. Let us know your ideas
> :-)
>
Beer/coffee mats are great, affordable & usually made from recycled
paper, so that fits the bill.
I had some company-branded chocolate
Hi y'all,
Mike Saunders wrote:
> Well, one argument is that we have very limited resources to support two
> branches. LibreOffice 7.5 won't be around forever, so at some point we'll
> need to push people to update to 7.6/8.0, as the previous version won't be
> maintained and could potentially
Hi László, all,
Németh László wrote:
> The next release has already got major improvements. My favorites (
> https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/7.6):
>
Two more in-progress features of, I believe, some importance:
* theme support in Impress (Tomaž, Collabora)
* multi-color
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
I believe its useful to join the discussion threads somehow:
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Subject: [Bug 134486] UI: Branding: LibreOffice Personal edition
3 a good compromise between end-user and project
needs, so opted for that. But the project might want to consider other
regimes (or we could test them out). There's also perhaps a bit of a
risk contradicting our still/fresh release branding too much on the
stores.
> Thorsten Behrens wrote:
> > We'r
Hi William, all,
a quick update - after getting 6.3.5 finally shepherded through a
while ago, we've now switched to the 6.4 series, with currently 6.4.3
being available in the Windows Store.
William Gathoye (LibreOffice) wrote:
> - LibreOffice Vanilla is only available in English and German,
Hi William,
William Gathoye (LibreOffice) wrote:
> - LibreOffice Vanilla is only available in English and German, other
> languages are absent from the interfaces and from the options. The
> Microsoft account he uses is well defined in French (France) and the
> Windows he uses is using the same
Hi Drew,
Drew Jensen wrote:
> Really my question just comes down to how I should read one sentence in the
> CIB press release.
>
and
> Other than that I was curious as to which version of LO would come
> with Vanilla and I take it from your reply that today this would be
> 6.3.3; so may I take
Hi Drew,
Drew Jensen wrote:
> Are there any automatic updates with the Vanilla LibreOffice $9.99
> package?
>
Indeed, we're updating LibreOffice Vanilla (more or less) in lock-step
with the TDF releases. Unfortunately 6.3.4 is not yet available, due
to a smallish validation issue & vacation time.
Hey William,
William Gathoye (LibreOffice) wrote:
> I'm very pleased to announce that today LibreOfficeFR overtook
> LibreOfficeBR in terms of followers on Twitter: reaching nearly 3000
> followers and 12 000 tweets published. LibreOfficeFR is now the first
> native language community on Twitter
Hi Mike,
Mike Saunders wrote:
> I think we should try to get the magazines into the hands of new
> users, and people who aren't aware of LibreOffice. (Instead of, say,
> just handing them out at Linux/FOSS events, where some people may
> take them as freebies, but never really look into them.)
>
Hi,
just got poked on IRC today - can we somehow upload/make available
LibreOffice sticker designs from https://www.unixstickers.com/ ?
Note that I don't know the page, nor vet it - just thought that the
idea is valid, like we have tshirts & mugs available on order, too.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
Hi guys,
there's some preps & planning under way to have a hackfest combined
probably with a Spanish mini-conference in April:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Events/LibreOffice_Espania_Summit
, and it would be cool to have some flyers to distribute at the local
university.
The wiki has a
Italo Vignoli wrote:
Draft of BoD newsletter attached. Will be distributed at the end of the
month. Please add whatever you consider relevant.
Hi Italo,
reads great to me - maybe add items that are not really news, but
would benefit from some more publicity, like open job postings or
tenders?
Hi,
FYI - sounds ideal for spreading on social networks shortly before. :)
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Dear all,
I am quite
Sophie Gautier wrote:
The local organization team in Bern, namely Pete Stephenson and
Jean-Louis Fuchs, are handling a key signing party during the
LibreOffice conference in Bern (the date will be soon on the site).
That's awesome, kudos to Pete and Jean-Louis! Looking forward to meet
a
Hi,
Thomas came up with the really nice idea to produce a chunk of USB
'business cards' (instead of usb thumbdrives) for the upcoming CeBIT,
which provide some space for marketing content.
Current draft is here:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/File:Bildmuster_USB_Stick_Kreditkarte.PNG
,
Hi there,
with the conference four weeks out, anyone able to quickly whip up a
presentation template? Or maybe there is one already, and I missed it
in the wiki?
Thanks a lot,
-- Thorsten
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Cor Nouws and Thorsten Behrens.
Actually Kendy - let me fwd separately. :)
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Cor Nouws wrote:
Jean Weber wrote (17-05-13 22:35)
I want at least 1,000 of the Love stickers (110x25) for OSCON, to be
shipped to an address in the USA. I'll need them by 19 July. So I
hope we can get a budget for them.
I'll try my best and am confident that we can do it in time ;)
Would
Robinson Tryon wrote:
Great! If you get designs finalized for those, please do poke
board-discuss - I guess there is some universal need for that. Can I
add Rollups, that's always cool for setting up booth w/o knowing if
there is a wall to hang a poster to?
Sure thing. We're mostly
Florian Effenberger wrote:
Charles-H. Schulz wrote on 2013-01-28 17:42:
* Are you a keynote master? We have something for your Android
smartphone...
Thorsten poked me on a similar thought a few days ago, stating that
this specific tool might NOT be ready with 4.0. So, we
Marc Paré wrote:
If you do these, make sure you get people's permission so that we
can use the video on marketing campaigns both on internet and any
other media.
For video, this is of course best done by filming the consent. To be
on the safe side, we need a similar statement for the photos.
Marc Paré wrote:
Thorsten: Do you know if the Win and IOS versions are being worked
on actively?
Win: code is there, but needs some love. Mac: some code on my disk,
unknown amount of work to get it to fly. iOS devices: no app
whatsoever yet, the remote client is exclusively Android for the
Charles-H. Schulz wrote:
This call is only about a follow-up on the 4.0 launch preparation. (so
no specific agenda, we just need updates and decisions).
Hi Charles,
thx for running this - I'll try to attend, if there's any questions
regarding development.
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Florian Effenberger wrote:
that was me, and it was about the LibreOffice Impress Remote for
Android. IMHO, this one will be ready with 4.0 and allows
controlling the presentation from an Android device.
We definitely should emphasize this often and loud. :-)
Please check back with the devs
):
Yep, and that's exactly what other projects do, too. I know e.g.
Gnome has a number of Peli Cases, containing the above, that can be
FedEx-ed around the world, for community members to setup a booth.
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Jean Weber wrote:
Anyone can do the same: have a plan and a proposal and apply to
Friends for money if TDF doesn't have (or doesn't approve)
funding.
Hi Jean,
and a very big thank you to the Friends here - TDF much appreciates
their (and others) help in funding our common cause.
Cheers,
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Charles-H. Schulz wrote:
Their reason is that in order to avoid any friction, ODF plugfests
should take place in neutral venues, for instance not in LibreOffice
Conference or AOO conferences.
Like the 2009er plugfest at the Orvieto OOoCon? ;)
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Hi there,
this is a quick report from an event Mike and I have participated in
Thursday last week - TDF got invited to a Berlin townhall reception,
out to all newly-established foundations from the last 12 months.
The reception was formally hosted by Berlin's mayor, represented by
his
Hi there,
while at LinuxTag last weekend, I chatted with the girl, running the
resident swag shop there, nicely located at the main entrance / exit
aisle.
Her deal is to produce real silk-screened cotton prints (on
http://www.basic-wear-gmbh.de/ basics currently), sell them at the
venue rather
Cor Nouws wrote:
Now the routing is clear, I hope I can do it fast and regularly.
Looking in the git-commits is something I do anyway.
Wow, nice work - thanks so much for taking over!
Cheers,
-- Thorsten
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Hi there,
yeah, $subject is not new, but I thought I would run this idea past
you folks here again. ;)
It would be just wonderful, if we could have a weekly digest on the
TDF blog highlighting what has happened in developer land, in
layman's terms. Examples of what I have in mind:
*
Hi David - always helps to Cc people you address, otherwise things
may linger in my inbox for a while, depending on where I focus on.
David Nelson wrote:
On Wed, Sep 14, 2011 at 6:54 PM, Ian Lynch ianrly...@gmail.com wrote:
I know that the PostgreSQL developers are interested in closer
Hi there,
this is a heads-up that, barring any showstoppers found, we plan to
release 3.4.3 on Wednesday.
Would someone be willing to draft a blog/announcement message, e.g.
based on
http://blog.documentfoundation.org/2011/08/17/libreoffice-3-3-4-is-ready-for-download/
or
Hi there,
so it seems Andreas the team made great progress with the
extension website, and ask for more broader testing / playing with
it.
Anyone here wanting to draft some blog post announcing it to the
wider public?
Links:
- http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Extensions_Repository
-
Charles-H. Schulz wrote:
a friend of Florian and mine pointed us to a quite unique event in the FLOSS
world, the LibreGraphics Meeting (http://www.libregraphicsmeeting.org) .
The 2011 edition just ended but since we do have a graphics application
(Draw), it could be interesting to join that
Christoph Noack wrote:
There is still another problem. You desided to use a Vegur-font as a
standard font. Unfortunatly this font does not have all nessessary
characters (f.e. no ä, ü, ö, ß) - so it is not possible to use
this font for text.
This was not a very good idea
Let's
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