On Wed Mar 21 2018 17:51:59 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), Miss Lizzy
wrote:
> I'm about to get a new laptop as my current one is not in compliance with the
> new General Data Protection Regulations (it's just over 10years old with
> Windows 7 so no longer supported by
Hi Lizzy:
I use GNU / Linux and happy with it...but if you want to keep
windows there is a possible to install both operative system together in
your laptop. It would be used Dual Boot process with an .iso file of
Ubuntu for example.
Regards,
Jorge Rodríguez
El 22/03/2018 a las
Il 21/03/2018 22:51, Miss Lizzy ha scritto:
I'm about to get a new laptop as my current one is not in compliance with the
new General Data Protection Regulations (it's just over 10years old with
Windows 7 so no longer supported by Microsoft regarding patches).
It has been suggested I use
... this new version seems to be lacking a great feature which I
enjoyed in the LO 3;
back then, & on the MsFt-compatible computer, I was able to
make PPs, saving each version then I would place each of these together to
save only the best parts.
But this feature seems
On 22/03/18 08:12, toki wrote:
> That is because LibO practices release early, and release often:
> * Every six months, a minor number release is made;
> * Every six weeks, a point release is made;
> * Roughly every fortnight, a release candidate/beta version is made
> available;
> * Every week, a
On 03/22/2018 03:12 AM, toki wrote:
>
> The most stable option, is to install the Still release, every six months.
>
> jonathon
>
>
And, you don't even have to do that. I'm still using LibreOffice 5.1.6
on my computer, and it works fine. I'll upgrade when I need some
functionality or bug fix
hello.
yes, the libreoffice is one of the opensource programs which anyone
can submit patches and new codes.
i have problem of supporting diacritics for arabic and persian,
developers told me if you know someone who can help you for resolving
your issue, tell to join us and fix the issue.
On
Liz,
2018-03-22 5:51 GMT+08:00 Miss Lizzy :
> I'm about to get a new laptop as my current one is not in compliance with
> the new General Data Protection Regulations (it's just over 10years old
> with Windows 7 so no longer supported by Microsoft regarding patches).
>
> It
On 03/21/2018 09:51 PM, Miss Lizzy wrote:
>do you actually mean 'anyone' or are the patches development by your own team
>of software developers?
Anybody can submit patches. However, not all patches are accepted.
> I also noticed the software package name has changed over a relatively short