On 1/15/2021 1:01 AM, F Campos Costero wrote:
> Keith - Have you looked into using Git with the odt file format. I did a
> quick search and it seems that Git can only handle a plain text version of
> the document if you want to see a Diff between two versions. So you could
> see which words had cha
I'm thinking of updating my self-published “Getting Started” book on AOO
and making it available to the community in free PDF and low-cost printed
copy, whether you choose to link to it or publicise it in any way. It could
be dual-licensed CC-BY & GPL, but not A2.
The v3.4 version of this book beg
I’ve lost track of where to find info on the next AOO release, and I’m not
motivated to dig through the dev list to try to find the info. Can someone
point me to it?
Jean
Jean, I just saw that a release candidate for 4.1.9 is being reviewed. I only
looked on the dev list for January 2021 😊.
-Original Message-
From: Jean Weber
Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2021 15:42
To: doc@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Timeframe for release of AOOv4.2?
I’ve lost tr
Keith,
My impression is that everyone was waiting for you. I assume you have bounced
your ideas off the PMC.
If you set up an off-ASF public GitHub project, there are a number of things
you need to deal with. (I am assuming you can't do it on-ASF because it
violates the rule about non-Apach
Just to clarify: I have zero interest in being involved in any official or
group documentation effort. The only reason I mention the ODFAuthors
licensing is because that’s what existing 3.x docs (and my own books) are
under. Any reuse/revision/updates cannot be under A2. Otherwise, my
preferences a
The current LibreOffice docs-production organisation is only slightly
changed from the way OOoAuthors did things at OpenOffice. (OOoAuthors
rebranded as ODFAuthors in an attempt to include both OOo and LO - and any
other spin-offs, in case they occurred. It later transformed into the
official LO Do
Hi all,
I’m a technical writer who has worked on documentation for medical devices and
software. I have been using OpenOffice for several years for other projects,
and have always appreciated the open source nature of the software.
I have never worked on a project where documentation is licens
Hello Robert,
Thank you very much for volunteering! I'll keep this message very brief
because I am at the end of a long work day and not feeling very coherent.
Regarding your question, it is probably best to consider what the likely
situation will be rather than all possible licensing scenarios.
AOO does not allow CC licensed material. That’s a major part of the problem
of reuse. However, the body of documentation is also licensed under GPL,
which is sort-of allowed, with restrictions.
Jean
On Fri, 22 Jan 2021 at 15:52 F Campos Costero wrote:
> Hello Robert,
>
> Thank you very much for
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