Hi :)
1. I think part of the problem is that we push the latest version of
the newest branch all the time. It's only experienced people or
people on this list who may realise that features broken in the
Fresh branch may well get fixed soon or are already still working in
Still.
A lot of us
Hi Charles:
It's all a matter of perspective I suppose.
I initially interpreted the poster's remarks as tongue-in-cheek humor, that
is to say something like I love her (LibreOffice) and really don't want to
be separated from her, but sometimes she (Writer Impress particularly)
gets on my
Hello folks,
Just one thing about the topic: we do have all sorts of unit testing...
just check http://wiki.documentfoundation.org
Best,
Charles.
Le Sun, 25 Jan 2015 13:12:27 -0800,
Spencer Graves spencer.gra...@prodsyse.com a écrit :
Hi, Frank:
Thanks for your clarification.
Hi Spenser:
What you're saying is certainly true, but in this case it really didn't
sound like it was pro-Microsoft but rather anti-LO - a subtle difference
perhaps, but I believe a significant one.
The real danger, I suspect, is that, knowing we're gaining on the
proprietary world, we tend to
Hi, Frank:
Thanks for your clarification. I agree on nearly all counts.
What do LO developers do regarding unit testing — automated tests to
confirm that certain features continue to work? I contribute to another free
open-source software (FOSS) project
