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The Document Foundation (TDF), the charitable entity behind the world’s leading free office suite LibreOffice, seeks for companies or individuals to redesign and implement the download and donate pages on the LibreOffice website to start work as soon as possible. The combination of the download and the donation pages is the largest source of income for The Document Foundation. It is implemented into the SilverStripe CMS with donation mechanism integration to PayPal, ConCardis, BitPay and Flattr. We seek to optimize user experience by a redesign and update of both pages including technical implementation. TDF is looking for an individual or company to, as a turnkey project, design and implement the following: redesign and optimization of both the download and the donate page based on the proposals in the appendix (click here to download) design of new graphics and icons to improve visual appearance integration of TDF-provided images and texts adaption of the design to match the current website CI/theme for the donate page A/B testing with frameworks such as Sixpack (http://sixpack.seatgeek.com) evaluation of odd numbers, e.g. have 9, 14, 21, 99 USD as options, with 14 as default varying of donation amount options and preselection on a regular basis tracking

The Document Foundation (TDF), the charitable entity behind the world’s leading free office suite LibreOffice, seeks a Infrastructure and System Administrator to start work as soon as possible. The role is scheduled for 40 hours a week. The work time is flexible and work happens from the applicant’s home office, which can be located anywhere in the world. Our infrastructure is based on 4 large hypervisors with about 50 virtual machines running on them. In addition there are several bare-metal machines, additional backup servers, externally hosted virtual machines and services, split across three data centers and connected via dynamic routing. Key technology used is Debian 8, some legacy Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04 machines eventually to be migrated SaltStack for deployment KVM as virtualization technology GlusterFS for distributed storage Icinga-based TKmon for monitoring MikroTik routers and switches IPMI-based Supermicro and ASUS bare metal hardware documentation in RST text files Git repositories Sphinx as documentation generator Tools we make use of Nginx and Apache Postfix, Dovecot, SpamAssassin, amavisd, ClamAV Gitlab and Gitlab CI MirrorBrain PostgreSQL and MySQL Gerrit, Bugzilla, Jenkins AskBot, ownCloud, MediaWiki, Etherpad, Piwik Silverstripe, WordPress Plone Redmine gitolite Kibana-based statistics dashboard Pootle, MozTrap rsnapshot, BackupPC OpenVPN LDAP Graylog Asterisk/Freeswitch WebDAV

The Document Foundation (TDF), the charitable entity behind the world’s leading free office suite LibreOffice, seeks for companies or individuals to design and implement a profile safe mode for LibreOffice to start work as soon as possible. For bug reports and QA issues, users are from time to time required to use a fresh user profile, i.e. without settings different from the built-in defaults, with no document restore enabled and with all extensions disabled. Until now, the easiest route to achieve this is to delete or rename the existing user profile. A feature should be implemented that enables the user to start LibreOffice in a temporary safe mode as outlined above, without having to manually delete their profile, and with the ability to return to the regular state afterwards. In addition, the user should be able to choose which elements are to be put in safe mode, e.g. configuration, extension, documents, templates, and also be presented with an option to actually reset their profile permanently. Besides an UI item from where the functionality can be triggered, the safe mode dialog should also pop up after a program crash to help the user identify and report the problem. The scope of

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: keep a continuous overview and reporting on the state and progress of LibreOffice QA as seen on its bug trackers, mailing lists, Gerrit, and other tools and communication channels (e.g. Jenkins, IRC) foster communication between QA and other teams help community outreach to encourage more people to join the QA team and help onboarding new QA contributors provide and regularly maintain bibisect repositories of the LibreOffice codebase maintain, update and create feature patches for our Bugzilla instance organize and coordinate bug hunting sessions stress test LibreOffice development builds daily on multiple platforms triage unconfirmed bugs on master run master to try to find regressions early in release cycles run release tests on alphas, betas and release candidates to identify blockers create, improve, and keep up-to-date and understandable documentation, howtos and introductions for volunteers to LibreOffice QA represent the QA project during weekly ESC calls The role requires the following: an established relationship within the quality assurance team as well as with other teams including development and marketing, and with

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: Tender to Develop and Incorporate Usability Metrics Collection for LibreOffice Tender for Design and Implementation of Crash Reporter Functionality in LibreOffice Tender for Automated A11Y Based UI Testing Tender for Cross-Platform Font/Shaping Stubs for Layout Tests Tender for Automated Help/Documentation ScreenShot Creation Tender to Implement Improved Format Validity Checks

The Document Foundation (TDF), the charitable entity behind the world’s leading free office suite LibreOffice, seeks for companies or individuals to design and implement improved format validity checks to start work as soon as possible. We would like to ensure that the files the LibreOffice applications write are valid, using the most powerful freely available tools at hand. The scope of this task includes: making sure that extensions to ODF are tracked break the LibreOffice build in case written files are not valid It requires: having an ODF / rng schema with our extensions in git, and use it in odfvalidator for all files written in unit tests and crash tests making sure an extension to ODF breaks that test use the MS binary format validator under wine, for the MS binary formats Required Skills C++ Programming language for the LibreOffice client part Other Skills English (Conversationally fluent in order to coordinate and plan with members of TDF) TDF welcomes applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of their race, sex, disability, religion/belief, sexual orientation or age. As always, TDF will give some preference to individuals who have previously shown a commitment to TDF, including but not limited to members