Hi Tom
Thanks for the heads up. Aside from some minor issues regarding
documentation and installation, it seems to work fine. Here's my
experience on Mint 14, FWIW:
The Read-Me still states:
The following commands will install LibreOffice and the desktop
integration packages (you may just
Hi Tom,
I have been programming since 1987. I have all my degrees in computer
science/networking. I have worked for companies like Cisco systems, Juniper
networks and have turned down offers from companies like Google and
Microsoft for one reason or other.
This whole software industry is going
Mint 14?MATE or Cinnamon desktop environment? I run Ubuntu 12.04LTS
with MATE.
So the desktop-integration now works properly without the extra step.
Yes, the Language Pack before the Help Pack was something that I
remember hearing about back in 3.4.x days.
Has anyone installed the
Hello,
Not the rpm- but the deb-Version (32bit) on Debian-Wheezy-KDE 4.10.
IT STILL DOES NOT WORK!!!
Regards
Heinrich
On Sat, 27 Jul 2013 11:53:23 +0200, Kracked_P_P---webmaster
webmas...@krackedpress.com wrote:
Mint 14?MATE or Cinnamon desktop environment? I run Ubuntu 12.04LTS
with
Hi Amit,
While your CV is impressive, this is still just your opinion. For open
source software, it seems that this isn't true. Release early and
release often is a mantra that is oft repeated; it seems that several
open source projects have found this to be the most effective way of
keeping
I have joined libreoffice for contributing to development.
Amit
On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 3:21 PM, Amit Choudhary
contact.amit.choudhary.in...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Tom,
I have been programming since 1987. I have all my degrees in computer
science/networking. I have worked for companies like
If we have to beat Microsoft then we need to focus only on what Microsoft
provides and not on .odt format, etc. We cannot beat Microsoft by
introducing a new format and expecting customers to use new formats (I use
Microsoft formats only and whatever other formats is suported by Microsoft).
We
There was an announcement from MS that they are going to go to a faster
release cycle. The plan was that a new version of MSO, and other
software from them, will be released every 3 or 4 months instead of
every 2 or 3 years.
As for LO being released with bugs, most software seems to have
Hi everyone,
I am just keeping the text together on this one as it has been a while
since this topic was discussed.
I just got a file that crashes LibreOffice v.4.0 but I found that it
does open with the newest version LibreOffice v.4.1.
Michael, who supplied the file, has found that it
Hi Paul,
Please find my answers below.
Regards,
Amit
On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 4:00 PM, Paul paulste...@afrihost.co.za wrote:
Hi Amit,
While your CV is impressive, this is still just your opinion. For open
source software, it seems that this isn't true. Release early and
release often is a
I am not using the standard format of replying but I am impressed with your
achievements.
As far as LO is concerned can we atleast make sure that LO does not crash.
I ended up buying Microsoft Office because OpenOffice used to crash a lot.
I have a suggestion that can avoid random crashes and I
Hi Amit,
I am very much appreciate your opinion and it is absolutely true. As a user a
rather want to have these little nasty bugs eliminated, still in LO. (i.e.
spelling correction, ..). You dont need to reinvent the wheel every month.
Atlhough I work in totally different business, I made the
Hi Amit,
I'm combining a couple of mails here:
If we have to beat Microsoft then we need to focus only on what
Microsoft provides and not on .odt format, etc.
This is most definitely *not* what LO should be doing. .odt is a good,
open standard that we need to keep using, so that different
On 27/07/13 10:53, Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
Mint 14?MATE or Cinnamon desktop environment? I run Ubuntu
12.04LTS with MATE.
So the desktop-integration now works properly without the extra step.
Yes, the Language Pack before the Help Pack was something that I
remember hearing
On 27/07/13 11:10, Heinrich Stoellinger wrote:
Hello,
Not the rpm- but the deb-Version (32bit) on Debian-Wheezy-KDE 4.10.
IT STILL DOES NOT WORK!!!
Regards
Heinrich
snip
Hello Heinrich
Seems like you have been experiencing difficulty with this version for
quite some time, IIRC?
However,
Amit wrote:
The main problem here is that the user does not know wheher the next
release is more stable than previous one or not. And the user will get
caught in the conflict in the sense that he will think that may be if he
does not upgrade then he might be losing out on some features. This
Hi Virgil,
Just to comment on one aspect:
It appears to me as if, with LO, we users are doing the testing that
commercial companies do in-house.
Well, yes, kind of. You see, the open source world doesn't have lots of
paid developers to do this sort of testing, so it does in part rely on
the
On 07/27/2013 03:49 AM, sun shine wrote:
snip
The language pack must be installed before the help pack - I can't
recall having to do this in a given order before, but maybe I did for
previous versions.
snip
Sorry about replying to own post, but have just seen the instruction on
the download
I've just installed 4.1 on Squeeze and no problems, although this was
using Gnome 2.* DE again.
Just a thought: if you have the space, time and patience, you could
install the Gnome DE (unless it's already installed by default?) and see
if you could install it through that DE. Or even Xfce4
On 07/27/2013 08:11 AM, sun shine wrote:
On 27/07/13 10:53, Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
Mint 14?MATE or Cinnamon desktop environment? I run Ubuntu
12.04LTS with MATE.
So the desktop-integration now works properly without the extra step.
Yes, the Language Pack before the Help Pack
Hi,
As a first installment...
- What goes wrong? Clicking on any of the icons for the various parts of LO
doesn't cause anything to come up. Also, there is no LibreOffice icon for
the complete package, only icons for the various parts...
- Yes, I DID delete LO befor trying to install 4.1
That is why we need to include a dependency script to help install
everything that might be missing before you install LO. Not everyone
might have all the dependencies installed. I have one Linux Distro that
would tell me a list of the dependencies needed to install the package
but would
On 27/07/13 15:36, Heinrich Stoellinger wrote:
Hi,
As a first installment...
- What goes wrong? Clicking on any of the icons for the various parts
of LO
doesn't cause anything to come up. Also, there is no LibreOffice
icon for
the complete package, only icons for the various parts...
-
On 07/27/2013 08:16 AM, sun shine wrote:
On 27/07/13 15:36, Heinrich Stoellinger wrote:
Hi,
As a first installment...
- What goes wrong? Clicking on any of the icons for the various parts
of LO
doesn't cause anything to come up. Also, there is no LibreOffice
icon for
the complete
I have just installed ver 4 on my ubuntu 13.04 system but when I try to
change the set font most if not all are indian script fonts. Is there any
way theses can be removed and western fonts installed. I have tried looking
in the documentation but there seems to be mention of fonts.
cheers dave
Hi Amit and Paul and . . .
I am just an ordinary user -- historian by training, academic researcher in
medicine by profession. I, and most with whom I work and come into contact,
wish for, hope for, and strongly prefer stable releases in a work environment
that requires interoperability with
Hi,
I am using writer 4.x.
I formatted an 8.5 x 11 page as follows:
Top, Bottom margin = 0.25
Body is a table with 1 column and 3 rows.
The top row has a height of 5.
The middle row has a height of 0.5.
The bottom row has a height of 5.
The numbers 0.25+5+0.5+5+0.25 add up to 11.
The table
On 07/27/2013 11:32 AM, Joel Madero wrote:
On 07/27/2013 08:16 AM, sun shine wrote:
On 27/07/13 15:36, Heinrich Stoellinger wrote:
Hi,
As a first installment...
- What goes wrong? Clicking on any of the icons for the various
parts of LO
doesn't cause anything to come up. Also, there is no
I'm running OpenSUSE 12.3 on an x86-64. Downloaded RPM package (torrent)
and attempted to follow instructions. Found and installed main RPMs, but
on second step found no desktop-integration directory,
desktop-integration RPMs, nothing of the sort.
How do I complete installation?
Thanks
Julio A.
On 07/27/2013 11:53 AM, biggrandad wrote:
I have just installed ver 4 on my ubuntu 13.04 system but when I try to
change the set font most if not all are indian script fonts. Is there any
way theses can be removed and western fonts installed. I have tried looking
in the documentation but there
On 07/27/2013 01:42 PM, Julio A. Cartaya wrote:
I'm running OpenSUSE 12.3 on an x86-64. Downloaded RPM package (torrent)
and attempted to follow instructions. Found and installed main RPMs, but
on second step found no desktop-integration directory,
desktop-integration RPMs, nothing of the sort.
On 07/27/2013 12:31 PM, Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
On 07/27/2013 01:42 PM, Julio A. Cartaya wrote:
I'm running OpenSUSE 12.3 on an x86-64. Downloaded RPM package (torrent)
and attempted to follow instructions. Found and installed main RPMs, but
on second step found no desktop-integration
Have read the ReadMe Notes after downloading LibreOffice 4.1.0
Is it necessary to uninstall version 4.0.3.3 before installing the newest
version 4.1.0
Using Mac OS 10.8.4
Thx
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At 14:01 27/07/2013 -0500, Joseph Hesse wrote:
I am using writer 4.x. I formatted an 8.5 x 11 page as follows:
Top, Bottom margin = 0.25 Body is a table with 1 column and 3
rows. The top row has a height of 5. The middle row has a height
of 0.5. The bottom row has a height of 5. The
No. Version 4.1 will overwrite an older version and your personal data will
remain intact, together with Templates, Extensions etc.
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Hi All,
So it looks like we have at least 5 people from North America who are
interested in participating so I say let's do it.
I think Friday, August 2nd at 15:00 (EST) seems to work for everyone but
please correct me if I'm wrong. Do we prefer IRC or make it a bit more
personal with
On 07/27/2013 05:34 PM, Joe Lee wrote:
The date and time works for me.
If I recall correctly, Google Hangout requires nonfree software, so
let's use IRC instead, or perhaps Jitsi or Ekiga if we can all get one
of those working?
-Joe Lee
On 07/27/2013 05:11 PM, Joel Madero wrote:
Hi All,
So
A customer can compromise on fetaures but not on stability
Actually, from what I've gathered from this list, it seems the problems
half the time are new features that users want, and half the time bugs.
Well, maybe not exactly a 50-50 split, but still. Yes, there are a few
complaints about
On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 8:57 AM, Amit Choudhary
contact.amit.choudhary.in...@gmail.com wrote:
A customer can compromise on fetaures but not on stability
Actually, from what I've gathered from this list, it seems the problems
half the time are new features that users want, and half the time
Hello,
My wife is willing to consider converting to LibreOffice 4
permanently. Here's her major issue, in two parts:
(1) She does not know how to start or use Notes in LibO Impress (the
presentation part).
(2) When she starts (and saves) Notes in PowerPoint, and then works on
the presentation
On 07/27/2013 05:55 PM, Joel Madero wrote:
Well with hangout I can call talkyoo which is our conference call
phone line so you could use a cell phone or landline to call in - is
this acceptable?
Sure, I'll call in by phone. Thanks for understanding. Can someone send
me the number?
-Joe
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Tom,
I have delayed replying in order to install LO4.1 (was using 4.0.3), hoping
the sizing issue was not solved by this update. Unfortunately, it wasn't.
The Cascade command to which you refer is not in any version of Windows
(I'm using Win7, soon to be LinuxMint 15). Rather, it and the Tile
The date and time works for me.
If I recall correctly, Google Hangout requires nonfree software, so
let's use IRC instead, or perhaps Jitsi or Ekiga if we can all get one
of those working?
-Joe Lee
On 07/27/2013 05:11 PM, Joel Madero wrote:
Hi All,
So it looks like we have at least 5 people
On Sat, Jul 27, 2013 at 9:10 PM, Joe Lee l...@soe.ucsc.edu wrote:
On 07/27/2013 05:55 PM, Joel Madero wrote:
Well with hangout I can call talkyoo which is our conference call
phone line so you could use a cell phone or landline to call in - is
this acceptable?
Sure, I'll call in by
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