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Home » More LibreOffice Conference 2016 videos online

More LibreOffice Conference 2016 videos online

2016-11-262016-11-28 Mike Saunders

Here’s the latest batch of videos we’ve uploaded from the LibreOffice Conference in Brno. Enjoy the presentations – there’s something for everyone!

  • Advocating LibreOffice – talking to the press
  • Competitive marketing strategies for LibreOffice
  • Answering Non Technical Questions
  • The difficulties of creating a community
  • LibreOffice with a female touch
  • Where are women in LibreOffice?
  • How to increase participation to make the project more inclusive
  • Calc Tiled Rendering in LibreOffice Online
  • Calc Beyond Cells
  • Improved digital signature handling in LibreOffice
  • Unifying LibreOffice Low Level Text Layout
  • Collaborative editing using LibreOfficeKit
  • What could be done by volunteers to make LibreOffice more accessible?
  • UI Hacking explained, episode 2: Revenge of sfx2 dispatch API
  • How users operate LibreOffice Draw
  • UX of the Area Fill style dialog
  • MS Office interoperability and automated bisection of regressions

There are still more videos to come, so keep an eye on the blog and we’ll post updates soon!

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