Increasing involvement and donations is instrumental for the success of
the project. We have an estimated user base of over 100 million unique
users, and probably a similar amount of non unique users, but we have
less donations than Thunderbird - who shows the donation message at
every launch of
Hi Justin,
Thanks for raising this. I just want to offer my perspective:
I closely monitor the social media channels for LibreOffice and TDF
(Twitter with 23,000 followers, Facebook with 54,000 page likes, Google+
with 16,000 followers), along with Reddit and other sites.
I've read many
Hi Drew,
On 21/01/2019 17:35, Drew Jensen wrote:
> Collabora and AMD are both on the TDF Advisory Board, I believe, so perhaps
Hmm; I forget if AMD is still there.
> Multi-core threading support in the LibreOffice calculation engine is the
> result of engineering work lead by a core
On 30/01/2019 16:58, Justin Luth wrote:
> I have used Thunderbird on a daily basis for over 10 years and also
> frequently set it up for all of our office users (about 50 computers).
> I never see advertising in Thunderbird (60.2.1 64bit on Ubuntu) and I
> can't recall ever having seen it - let
Mike,
I share what Justin has rightly stated: most users will *not*
participate *any* software in any way. They are being using software
because they want their job done. Point.
Le 30/01/2019 à 10:16, Mike Saunders a écrit :
Thanks for raising this. I just want to offer my perspective:
I
When I first saw this issue this morning, my initial reaction was to agree that
perhaps a request for donations appearing within the application is
inappropriate but, on reconsideration, I've changed my mind.
Whenever I have been promoting the use of LO, the advantages of its open source
