Hi :)
That is an extremely good question.
Even if this thread doesn't result in anything else i hope that more
people in the LibreOffice community DO ask the L10n team for their
thoughts on issues like either of the 2 main questions Caolan is
asking. I think even just that would be a huge step fo
Hi :)
A big
+1
from me! I guess there might be "teething problems" but hopefully we
can all be patient with those and just enjoy the advantages of the new
system more and more :)
Many thanks and regards from
Tom :)
On 25 January 2015 at 09:22, Florian Effenberger
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Robinson T
Hi :)
Yes that suggestion was put forwards in the previous thread and i
still think it is an excellent idea - or at least has a lot of merit.
I seem to remember there were excellent reasons why it might be
unworkable but i'm not sure if they really are total blockers.
Regards from
Tom :)
On 26 Ja
Hi :)
Yeh i think Sophie did such a brilliant job of summarising all the
points that no-one had anything to argue against.
My main concern was about automating the bits that could be automated
in some sensible way - preferably some way that each language could
select to opt into or out of. In wik
Hi :)
It is a wiki-page. It's actually faster and easier for people to do the
edits themselves. If you can post an email then you can edit a wiki-page.
Doing the wiki-markup is a little trickier but just editing is like editing
text in almost any very simple text-editor.
While so many people ar
Hi :)
Sorry, i thought this was only going to the Users Support mailing list.
It's the type of question that gets asked quite a lot there.
Apols and regards from
Tom :)
On 21 June 2014 22:29, Tom Davies wrote:
> Hi :)
> 4.2.3 was far enough along the 4.2.x branch to be called "
Hi :)
4.2.3 was far enough along the 4.2.x branch to be called "stable" by most
people. Many of us wait until the x.x.4, so in this branch's case it was
the 4.2.4. The 4.2.5 is likely to be rock solid.
Actually many people even find the very first release in a branch to be
plenty stable enough f
Hi :)
I am guessing that you have already posted to the devs mailing list or irc
channel? Also to the French mailing list? If not then it's worth trying.
It seems a bit weird they have gone for a proprietary, undocumented player
instead of gnash, swfplayer, totem, Vlc or some other OpenSource
al
Hi :)
I am fairly sure the Documentation Team is NOT up to doing this but
perhaps with a little help they might be? They wont be able to do any
of the coding, however easy it is, but the skeleton help-page sounds
like something they might be really good at. They recently got into
doing the wiki-F
Hi :)
I think make a sub-page called something like "Further Details" or
"Advanced" or "FAQ-QA" or something like that and then take all that
valuable work and dump it in their instead. Then people getting to the
front page get the simple approach that assumes everything goes smoothly
and can clic
Hi :)
Moving away from MS formats seems a pretty smart move around now. There are so
many different versions of XlsX (2007's version, 2010's and now presumably
2013's).
I thought Keith's post was interesting because it seems people have spent some
serious money just to find out what we alre
Hi :)
If you are not sure if someone is subscribed to a list you can always include
them in the CC or To fields to make sure they do get the message so i have put
Jonathan in the To field so he gets to see the thread so far.
I also found this quote from the Users List
"
From: Samuel Mehrbrodt
Hi :)
No. At least i think the answer to that is no
I think "how many might" is a moving target. At the moment those devices are
probably not seen as good things to use to edit documents.
Pi is more about learning programming and building bits of hardware. Android
is more about just c
Hi :)
+1
A huge +1 really. Just +1 doesn't really get close! Definitely impressive
work from Stuart there! "Above and beyond" gets closer.
I tried voting but found that really unclear, and i have been editing wiki's
for a while now. I was able to add a comment in support but i'm not sure i
ork out. So, i just advised putting the extra bit in the
subject-line and let the devs sort the drop-downs. I feel a bit bad and guilty
because i know they are busy!
Regards from
Tom :)
>
> From: Kevin Cussick
>To: Tom Davies
>Sent:
Hi :)
It sounds excellent. Does Google own the list or does it belong to TDF? If
Gsoc manage to fix all those then surely you would want a list of new easy
hacks? I found this page to help ...
http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Easy_Hacks
That gave a few links to good searches in our bugs a
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