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 id
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
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
- http:
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
http://blog.documentfo
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 wrote:
> > I know that the PostgreSQL developers are interested in closer
> > integration with OO
leif wrote:
> I have created a shop on http://www.spreadshirt.com named
> http://libreoffice.spreadshirt.dk and i would like to share my
> experiences with you.
>
Hi Leif,
wonderful - having someone go & setup a demo site was exactly what
was needed here, thanks for that!
Back in the day, we loo
FYI -
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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:
* http://blog
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,
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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 af
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 undersecret
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,
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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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guage) versions where applicable):
> >
>
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.
Cheers,
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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
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:
> 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,
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 photo
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
w
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 mo
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 ;)
Charles-H. Schulz wrote:
> Cor Nouws and Thorsten Behrens.
>
Actually Kendy - let me fwd separately. :)
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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,
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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
, wo
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 FO
Hi,
FYI - sounds ideal for spreading on social networks shortly before. :)
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I am quite sure many of you receive 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
tender
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 g
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
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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.)
>
Y
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 j
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.
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 it
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 la
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, othe
did consider option 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 Behr
I believe its useful to join the discussion threads somehow:
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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 o
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 gradient
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 have
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:
> 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
Anthony Papillion wrote:
> I totally agree with you, Marc, and I'm surprised to hear the
> registration page has been taken down. While it's true that it is a
> nuisance, to remove it altogether removes an enormous opportunity for
> accurate data collection.
>
> Instead of removing the registratio
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