First batch of videos from the LibreOffice Conference 2026

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Last week we had the LibreOffice Conference 2026 in Pordenone, northern Italy. It was a great event – thanks to the local organising team! And now we’ve started editing and uploading videos of the talks to our YouTube channel. PeerTube versions will also follow, but in the meantime, you can watch the first 11 videos in this playlist:

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Videos so far

  • Welcome, and opening session (Italo Vignoli)
  • LibreOffice’s User Interface (UI) Architecture (Hossein Nourikhah)
  • Developing the new LibreOffice website (Ilmari Lauhakangas)
  • Writer RTL UX Changes in LibreOffice 26.8 (Jonathan Clark)
  • Slide sections in Impress (Pranam Lashkari)
  • Transforming LibreOffice Guides into Web Pages for Bookshelf (Olivier Hallot)
  • User Interface Evolution for Apple Devices (Dan Williams)
  • ODF and its Toolkit (Svante Schubert)
  • Histogram Chart support (Devansh Varshney)
  • Exploring macOS OfficeBean Support in LibreOffice (Rohan Singh)
  • Managing colours and fonts in LibreOffice for visual accessibility (Francesco Terenzio, Ugo Lopez)

…and many more to come!

Day 2 of the LibreOffice Conference 2026 begins

Community dinner

Well, that’s a photo from last night’s community dinner, but now the second day talks are beginning!

As with yesterday, we will be live-streaming most sessions on the schedule (in track rooms 1 and 2) and making recordings of all. Find out more by following our communication channels, where we’ll post the streaming links as we go live:

Here’s LibreOffice’s Engineering Steering Committee having their session:

Engineering Steering Committee session

The LibreOffice Conference 2026 begins!

Registration booth

Yes, the LibreOffice Conference 2026 has started in Pordenone, northern Italy. If you’re attending in-person, we look forward to seeing you!

If you want to attend remotely, we will be live-streaming most sessions on the schedule (in track rooms 1 and 2) and making recordings of all. Find out more by following our communication channels, where we’ll post the streaming links as we go live:

Enjoy the conference, and a big thanks to the organisers for making it happen 😊

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