Since the start of The Document Foundation, we’ve been aiming for a healthy and vivid ecosystem, for involving many corporate contributors, as well as for strenghtening the volunteer developers. Looking at the current numbers, it becomes obvious that the developer community is indeed well balanced between company-sponsored contributors and independent community volunteers:
Community Archive
21 Jul 2011
Developer Interview: Tor Lillqvist
Programming is about people: so please ! tell us a bit about yourself:
I am Tor Lillqvist. On LibreOffice IRC I am known as tml_ . I live in Helsinki, Finland, with my wife and our 10-year daughter. My son has already
06 Jun 2011
Publishing our recommendation to Oracle
From time to time TDF is required to engage in private correspondence with parties, yet we are committed in our bylaws after a suitable period to make this content public.
In line with this commitment, and in order to demonstrate its reasonableness, we would like to publish our advice to Oracle on how best to
03 Jun 2011
Updated list of TDF members
Our membership committee has just published an updated list of Document Foundation members.
…01 Jun 2011
Statement about Oracle’s move to donate OpenOffice.org assets to the Apache Foundation
The Internet, June 1st, 2011 – The Document Foundation constitutes a global team of hundreds of developers working together to improve the LibreOffice product for the benefit of all users. We are governed by an open, and meritocratic community headed by a diverse interim Steering Committee, and a vendor neutral Engineering Steering Committee overseeing development.
Today
31 May 2011
GreekLUG supports TDF and LibreOffice
The “Association of Greek Users& Friends of FLOSS” (GreekLUG) is a Greek NGO actively promoting and providing support both to Free Software and to Open Standards.
We are delighted to express our full support to The Document Foundation and to the development of LibreOffice, a project that perfectly embodies all the principles of the