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LibreOffice and blockchain: What cool things are possible? - The Document Foundation Blog
As you’re no doubt aware, LibreOffice is free and open source software, which means that anyone can delve into the code behind it, study how it works, and adapt it for their needs.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
3 years ago I volunteered to create a new edition of Ethan Winer’s 1990s BASIC programming book using LibreOffice (@libreoffice). Over the span of a year, with Ethan’s editorial input, I rebuilt the book layout from TXT sources in #LibreOffice , and recreated all diagrams from scratch using #FreeDOS, #InkScape and #GIMP. It turned out great!
#BASIC #programming #RetroComputing
Setting font replacements in #libreoffice basically fixes every issue I had with docx files.
Non-free fonts probably needs to be talked about more @libreoffice as it's not something I even thought was possible to affect a doc so much.
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Google Summer of Code 2022 panel - LibreOffice Conference 2022
A session from the LibreOffice Conference 2022, in Milan, Italy. Presenters: Hannah Meeks, Tomaž Vajngerl, Miklos VajnaMore information, schedule and slides:...YouTube
Formatting the code in your patch for LibreOffice - LibreOffice Development Blog
If you want to fix a problem in LibreOffice, you should care about the code formatting, and here we discuss how.Hossein Nourikhah (LibreOffice Development Blog)
@libreoffice is looking at how to integrate the #LibreOffice software with the #Ethereum #blockchain. They're requesting feedback on what the community thinks about such an integration.
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LibreOffice and blockchain: What cool things are possible? - The Document Foundation Blog
As you’re no doubt aware, LibreOffice is free and open source software, which means that anyone can delve into the code behind it, study how it works, and adapt it for their needs.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
Dear @libreoffice, your message is clearly an understatement.
"Designing with LibreOffice" is a book about making full use of the writing experience of the LibreOffice Suite.
"LibreOffice is as much a desktop publishing application as an office suite"
LibreOffice Conference 2022: Impressions from an attendee (and speaker!) - The Document Foundation Blog
Regina Henschel writes: Since the LibreOffice Conference 2022 was a “hybrid” conference, I decided to travel to Milan. These were exciting days.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
It was wonderful being able to meet in person again at the @LibreOffice@twitter.com Conference 2022 by @tdforg@twitter.com in #Milan. 🙌 #libocon #libreoffice
Here is a short recap, on the contributions to the event by #Collabora. 🤝 Watch the talks! Download the slides! ⏬ collaboraoffice.com/community-…
E-Mail Clients: #fairmail #thunderbird
Chat: #signal
Office: #libreoffice
Browser: #firefox #fennec
Phone: #VollaPhone #googlefrei
Password: #keepass
Social: #mastodon
Video: #newpipe
Map: #openstreetmap
VPN: #openvpn
Radio: #radiodroid
News: #hamburger
Route: #osmand
Tracking und Werbeblocker: #pihole auf #rasberrypi
E-Mail Verschlüsselung: #pgp
Cloud Speicher in Deutschland: #MyStorBox
Captcha Plugin for Joomla! 3 and 4. : #aimy
Recently, @tdforg@twitter.com has published some of the talks of the @LibreOffice@twitter.com Conference 2022. Watch @quwex_@twitter.com explain how to chase an #interoperability bug in Impress. 🐞
Watch it! 📹 youtu.be/KtzqBO7ukQQ
#CollaboraOffice #LibreOffice #LibOcon #OpenSource youtu.be/KtzqBO7ukQQ
Chasing an Interoperability Bug in Impress - LibreOffice Conference 2022
A session from the LibreOffice Conference 2022, in Milan, Italy. Presenter: Sarper AkdemirMore information, schedule and slides: https://conference.libreoffi...YouTube
New Liaison role for the Native Language Communities - The Document Foundation Blog
Sophie Gautier writes… Hi all, We are launching a new role in the Native Language Communities. This role aims to improve the communication between the global projects, The Document Foundation and the local communities.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
LibreOffice project and community recap: September 2022 - The Document Foundation Blog
Here’s our summary of updates, events and activities in the LibreOffice project in the last four weeks – click the links to learn more… Our biggest event in September was the LibreOffice Conference 2022! This was the first in-person conference since …Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
Let's try NLP of Klingon language using LibreOffice! LibreOffice Conference 2022
How would you implement natural language processing for Klingon? How to implement it in LibreOffice using Python.events.documentfoundation.org
Community Member Monday: Mauricio Baeza - The Document Foundation Blog
Today we’re talking to Mauricio Baeza (aka “El Mau”) from the Mexican LibreOffice community… Tell us a bit about yourself! I live in Mexico City. My hobbies are reading, watching movies and helping other people, and my cats.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
Congratulations to all community members, on the release of LibreOffice 7.4! - The Document Foundation Blog
Yesterday, The Document Foundation announced LibreOffice 7.4, our latest major release. TDF helped to coordinate the release, but most of the work was done by community volunteers and certified developers in the ecosystem.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation)
LibreOffice 7.4: New Features
A quick look at some of the new features in LibreOffice 7.4. Thanks to Rania Amina and Nugroho Dwi Hartawan for the video! Music: "Hope" by Ahmad Haris. Link...YouTube
Released today, a major update: #LibreOffice 7.4!
✅ 16,384 columns in spreadsheets
✅ Better change tracking
✅ Document themes in presentations
...plus compatibility improvements, performance boosts and more. Get it here ➡️ blog.documentfoundation.org/bl…
LibreOffice project and community recap: June 2022
Here’s our summary of updates, events and activities in the LibreOffice project in the last four weeks – click the links to learn more… We started June by announcing the winners in the Month of LibreOffice, May 2022.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation Blog)
Winners in the Month of LibreOffice, May 2022!
At the start of May, we revved up a new Month of LibreOffice, celebrating community contributions all across the project.Mike Saunders (The Document Foundation Blog)
So most of my presentations are reusable even in PDF version 🤩.
I use #libreoffice in the professional space because of its wide range of features such as PDF editing unavailable on many other office suites and because of its adaptability.
While I used to use proprietary programs in the past, since I used a niche application, the constant fear of deprecation would loom over my head.
With LibreOffice, not only do I never have to worry about obsolescence, but I can also change LibreOffice to fit my workflow through its code.
hi, I am teaching my own computing course online based on software freedom in Indonesia since 2017.
This course helps people switch from Windows to GNU/Linux, or more precisely from proprietary to free software.
This course makes all students use LibreOffice Writer, Calc, and Impress. They always save as #OpenDocumentFormat. They practice #LibreOffice on all operating systems, preferably #GNU, in their computing life.
I named this course Teknoplasma.
It must be over 10 years now of using #LibreOffice.
Libreoffice has been there for personal, education, and work all those years. Now my daughter also defaults to it. Always there, robust, and it has never let me down. Looking forward to many more years, and generations, relying on it.