Earlier this month we talked to the localisation community about the preparations they are making for LibreOffice 6.0, which is due to be released in late January (or early February). Now we turn to the documentation project, and Olivier Hallot, who is coordinating updates to guidebooks and a new help system…
What has the documentation community been working on in preparation for LibreOffice 6.0?…
Starting from today, we launch a weekly blog post focused on marketing topics. We will try to provide ammunition to community members advocating LibreOffice and the Open Document Format, and food for thought to people still trying to understand the viability of FOSS on the desktop.
Let’s start with some numbers about LibreOffice.
Although LibreOffice defect density score – according to Coverity Scan – has been around 0.00 per 1,000 lines of code for ages, we should never forget that it is the outstanding result of the commitment to quality of LibreOffice developers (and we should always mention it with pride when we present the software).…
LibreOffice 6.0 is due to be released at the end of this month (or in early February), and you can learn about the changes in on the wiki. Closer to the release, we’ll make a short video showing off the new features in action. But as we head towards LibreOffice 6.0, we want to hear from the many communities that have contributed to this version.…
A smiling Michael Meeks with a smiling LibreOffice icon. Happy 2018 !!!
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Smiling during the Certification Workshop in Tirana,. Albania, in front of a dozen people – mostly women – who have spent a full weekend to learn about migrations to LibreOffice
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The nine members of the project Steering Committee smiling at the crowd of volunteers just before the Q&A session at the end of the LibreOffice Conference in Paris
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