Hi Jeff,
On Fri, 2010-10-15 at 11:45 -0400, Jeff Seibert wrote:
> I am currently a junior physics major, and over the years I have
> been required to preform multiply regression analysis for my lab
> reports.
Great you have all the skills needed to hack on LibreOffice :-)
> I have been forced to use Microsoft office on a computer at school
> to accomplish these analysis's. I feel that Libre Office could
> improve itself by adding some features for scientists. I have some
> friends that would use Open office, or Libre Office, but there are
> some key features missing like regression analysis, shortcut keys,
Out of interest - what shortcut keys are you missing - these would be
easy for you to add in a simple XML file: a great first contribution
perhaps :-)
> and being able to but error on a graph properly. There may be a few
> that I have forgetten, or am not aware of. I know that I can do these
> things using gnumeric, but i would be helpful to be able to doall of
> these things with one office sutie.
Fair enough - the chart2 things sound good - there is a re-written
chart engine in the 'chart2' directory that is supposedly much cleaner
and easier to hack, it'd be great to have someone looking at it - but
keybindings first ? :-)
ATB,
Michael.
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