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 May with a new Month of LibreOffice campaign! This is something we do every six months, to say thank yo…
I love LibreOffice because I feel I can get stuff done without having to work against the software. LibreOffice does what I want and stays out of the way otherwise, letting me focus on doing what *I* want.
That it's free of charge *and* natively uses standardized file formats is a very nice bonus, but I donate monthly to the Document Foundation precisely because LibreOffice is so useful to me. (This is a fact; *not* an implied request for preferential treatment. 🙂)
Design has been one of the major focus points of LibreOffice in recent years. The design/UX community has continued to support QA by evaluating user reports on Bugzilla, helping development with mockups, and mentoring volunteers and students in diffe…
Edit, vu que malgré suppression du raccourci dans LibreOffice, ça ne marche toujours pas. Du coup, nouvelle question : est-ce que le raccourci NVDA + F7 est valable dans LibreOffice pour ouvrir la liste des éléments ? Si non, y'a un autre raccourci ? Un truc particulier à faire ? Jeter ma Surface ? (Je vous vois les libristes 🙄) ----
Hm, est-ce que chez vous, dans #LibreOffice writer, le raccourci pour l'orthographe c'est aussi F7 ? [Eu la réponse déjà]
Ça entre en conflit avec le raccourci du lecteur d'écran #NVDA pour voir la liste des objets, et je ne sais pas si c'est "normal" (pas possible sous LibreOffice alors que c'est dit possible sous Microsoft office ?), ou juste que ma surface pro arrive pas à bien gérer quoi contrôle quoi...
J'ai tenté en prenant un clavier normal aussi, parce que la touche NVDA sur le clavier surface est relou à faire, donc je pensais que c'était p't'être ça, mais non. Et pourtant quand j'active l'aide à la saisie, ça me dit bien que c'est le bon raccourci avec F7🤷♀️
I have been using #LibreOffice on my #Linux machines for many years. Useful, stable and costumizeable! One of it's best thing is the export for PDF directly! 📝📑
I love #LibreOffice because it's my faithful office companion since even before it was born. It was StarOffice, first, then OpenOffice and now the most wonderful LibreOffice. Never been without, in my home computers, but also my office ones (when I was allowed to, and when I wasn't, the portable edition was always there, anyway). It helped me with university tasks, with personal projects, with home documents, ... and it's even on my 9yo kid laptop! LibreOffice, what else?
I like #LibreOffice (and donated a small amount of money for its further development) because it's #FOSS ,works perfectly for me (even better than #Word , for instance) and above all it's free from any U.S. #GAFAM . However, I don't really need the stickers. 😉
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I simply love #LibreOffice because it's a free and open-source alternative to expensive office suites. It offers everything you need for your daily work or personal projects.
#LibreOffice #foss #OpenSource I love #Libreoffice because it gives you the choice of which interface to use. Because you never have the feeling that someone is constantly looking over your shoulder. And because ODF documents are much more efficient than Microsoft files. I have been using #Libreoffice for many years. I bought my first version in Munich, when it was still StarOffice version 5.2. That was quite a long time ago.
I like LibreOffice because 1) it is intuitive to use, you don't have to read a manual to use basic functions; 2) it is trouble-free to use without Internet in a sandbox (firejail); 3) it can be extended with add-ons; 4) it can read proprietary formats, unfortunately sometimes necessary; 4) its range of functions allows you to have no disadvantages when using free software for word/table/presentation editing.
I don't want to repeat all the amazing reasons that people have already posted, so I'll share that I love #LibreOffice because of the "outdated" interface. I dont like Microsoft's ribbons, and I miss the older versions of office. LibreOffice hits the vibe I enjoy working with and chooses function over fancy menus and confusing navigation.
I love #LibreOffice, but how can I possibly articulate how MASSIVELY IMPORTANT it is that we are not entirely dependant on Microsoft and other tech companies for office software??
Not just individuals, but organisations, charities, businesses and governments *need* office software.
I love #LibreOffice as I believe in #opensource and all of our #ToolChain should be free for everyone - just like our #data should belong to ourselves. We want free Tools! We need them more than ever! - Besides that #LibreOffice is the Nr. 1 Open Source Tool I use besides @inkscape and @GIMP - Thanks for keeping up these Options! It is a lot of work - but so important to all of us! Thank you! #opentools for Free People! #democracy
I love #LibreOffice as it allows me to earn a living as a freelance writer. Even though I write for many opensource projects it's my most used opensource tool. It rocks.
I just love #libreOffice and i would glady help spread the word from my laptop lid, when attending meeting with decisionmakers stuck on big tech 'solutions'. Slow and steady towards digital sovereignty. Foss 4 all - foss 4 life!
I love #LibreOffice because personal documents can't be tied to any company or propietary format: they must survive obsolescence for any time length. And for their transparent, predictible flow of improvements.
Do you want these stickers? Of course you do! And you can get them by just posting here why you love #LibreOffice (with the hashtag), as part of our Month of LibreOffice campaign: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #OpenSource
So we’re half-way through the Month of LibreOffice, May 2025. And already, 216 contributors have won cool LibreOffice sticker packs! Details on how to claim them will be provided at the end of the month, but if you don’t see your name (or username) o…
I can only recommend #LibreOffice It will give you everything that Microsoft charges you for without it costing you a penny. It allows you to just save your work without being “dark path” pushed or forced to save it into a OneDrive “cloud” where they can see your information. It hasn’t got the subscription nonsense of MS365. We use it as Digital Champions with our digitally disadvantaged adults to teach them basic computer skills
Join the 272 people who've already won sticker packs in the Month of #LibreOffice, May 2025! Be a "Handy Helper" and assist other users, or a "Globetrotter" and contribute to translations: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #OpenSource
Want to learn new skills for a potential future career change, or expand your knowledge and have fun on the way? Then get involved in the Month of LibreOffice, May 2025! Over the next four weeks, hundreds of people around the world will collaborate t…
Ich mag #Libreoffice. Wirklich. Aber seit mein Rechner nur noch Linux ist, kann ich es kaum noch benutzen. Ich versteh nicht mal warum, andere Programme werden lesbar angezeigt.
Aber auf meinen wide Monitor schrumpft die UI auf unleserliche Größe. Ich kann zwar die Toolbar extra large anzeigen lassen, kann dann aber immer noch die Untermenüs nicht lesen.
Und ich kann auch nicht im OS die UI größer stellen, weil sonst alle anderen Programme unleserlich groß werden.
Diesen Blödsinn treibt Libreoffice unter #nobara und #mint.
I used #LibreOffice on Windows, and it was great to be able to continue using it when I switched to #Linux over a decade ago. I love the focus on open formats and have used it for a variety of projects, such as contributing to #Q4OS documentation.
#LibreOffice I adore thee. Just downloaded a zip file with sewing patterns pdf's and Libre Office Draw opened them all right up and I can actually figure out how to print specific pages again AND it's clear and obvious where in my local drives I am saving files. Not copies of read only files when I'm signed in to a subscription service. My actual own files I freaking just paid for thank you and MS365 now you can go buhbye. Will be spending the next week opening and saving everything off One Drive.
Every six months, we release a new major update to #LibreOffice. And our community is working on LibreOffice 25.8, which is due in August. Help to test the first Alpha development snapshot: qa.blog.documentfoundation.org… #foss #OpenSource
LibreOffice 25.8 will be released as final at the end of August, 2025 ( Check the Release Plan ) being LibreOffice 25.8 Alpha1 the first pre-release since the development of version 25.8 started at the beginning of December, 2024.
Open Document Format (ODF) is the native format of #LibreOffice – and can be used by many other office apps too. Learn how it compares to Microsoft's formats and what the future holds: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #OpenSource
An introduction to the Open Document Format The documents we create today, whether reports, spreadsheets or presentations, are essential for communicating, sharing and storing knowledge.
