Wednesday, February 10, we have not limited our activity to the launch of LibreOffice 5.1, but we have also updated the look of the 5 years old TDF website – our first web property, and our first website – by using the same template of the LibreOffice website.
We have also reorganized contents, to simplify the navigation.…
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Berlin, February 10, 2016 – The Document Foundation announces LibreOffice 5.1, a full featured open source office suite which compares head-to-head with every product in the same category, while standing out with superior interoperability features.
LibreOffice 5.1 offers a completely reorganized user interface, and several improved features targeted at enterprise deployments: better support for ODF 1.2, interoperability with proprietary document formats and file management on remote servers.…
The Document Foundation (TDF), the charitable entity behind the world’s leading free office suite LibreOffice, seeks a
Quality Assurance Engineer
to start work as soon as possible.
The role, which is scheduled for 20 hours a week, includes amongst other items:
Tenders published in December, and supposed to expire on January 29, have been extended till Friday, February 12.
Single tenders can be accessed via the following links:
John McCreesh, a founding member of The Document Foundation and the author of the project “manifesto“, has suddenly passed away on Saturday, January 16, at the age of 61.
This is an extremely sad time for The Document Foundation, as John has been a friend of every project founder, and often a mentor for the younger members.…
Today, the LibreOffice Indian community meets in Delhi, the capital of India, at Social Cops, to discuss 2016 activities. The event is supported by the FUEL Project, one of the largest localization communities worlwide (India alone has a large number of native languages, and localization is one of the first issues to tackle for any free software community).…