On 1/8/14, Lutz Andersohn landers...@gmail.com wrote:
My 2 cts:
I understand lightness, which is why I like Xubuntu. Having said that, in
order to get more users on Xubuntu (or all Ubuntu flavors for that matter) I
think we need to take into account that a lot of computer work involves
LibreOffice in Xubuntu seems a good idea to me. The only disadvantage I can
think of, is that the iso probably won't fit on a 1 GB USB memory stick
anymore.
But 1 GB memory sticks have gone the way of the dinosaurs a long time ago,
so that's no real problem, I think. Heck, I myself probably can't
Including LibreOffice in the Xubuntu seed has been discussed numeours of
times and the team has always decided to include it. At the moment we're
preparing an LTS release with many more things to do, which are also
much more important to do than prepare and execute LibreOffice integration.
From
My 2 cts:
I understand lightness, which is why I like Xubuntu. Having said
that, in order to get more users on Xubuntu (or all Ubuntu flavors
for that matter) I think we need to take into account that a lot
of computer work involves interoperability with other
There's always Linux Mint Xfce of course, which does have LibreOffice by
default and also the nice modern Whisker menu
But I'd like to see Xubuntu provide a better out of the box experience as
well. It's unwise to underestimate the importance of first impressions.
Adding LibreOffice to the
OK, I understand. Thanks for explaining
Regards, Pjotr.
2014/1/8 Stephen Michael Kellat skel...@fastmail.net
While there are other replies to this, I'm going to address this from a
different angle perhaps.
Typically the time for feature requests to be made is before the
development
Thank you for your reply. I don't have development skills myself, but I
appreciate everything you guys do. I agree, including LibreOffice as an
installation option is rather unusual, but Xubuntu users seem to use quite
a wide range of hardware. I'm on modern hardware myself, but it would be
Hello,
I am wondering if including an option to install LibreOffice during the
Xubuntu installation (in place of or alongside Abiword and Gnumeric) could
be considered for an upcoming release of Xubuntu.
Recently, I was part of a group to decide what Linux distribution should be
chosen to run on a
We're discussing changing to libreoffice, since abiword is generally rather
unstable. You could use a custom ISO maker to replace the parts manually.
On Wed, Jan 8, 2014 at 11:43 AM, Joel Ewing physicssha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
I am wondering if including an option to install LibreOffice
) to be
added to the panel plugin collection of Xfce. In fact, I'd even like to see
it as the default menu for Xfce 4.12
I've tried to use Bugzilla to submit this feature request, but without
success: it only allows for bugs to be filed against existing components.
Does anybody know what I
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