Hi
Something interesting to all us who wish to add bidi Hebrew support to
StarOffice, and to all of linux-il subscribers as well:
Sun has promised to release StarOffice under the GNU GPL.
It has also lately released some other pieces of code under the GPL. One
of those is part of their bidi lang
Hello Guy!
Seems like I made you angry a little :)
Anyway, I agree with you too, that Israelis does (ALMOST) nothing about
their weird language, and other countries are doing more. I think that it
happens because Israelis doesn't match the open-source thing, the
coding-for-free idea. they want mo
On Sat, 16 Sep 2000, Oren Held wrote:
> Sure, you are so right, but I have no time.
> and staroffice isn't open-sourced, btw. I mean, I heard they released it ,
> but it's still not GPL or something. but if I had time, yeah, I would be
> (trying to) add hebrew support to koffice. Maybe in the fu
Hello Matan
Sure, you are so right, but I have no time.
and staroffice isn't open-sourced, btw. I mean, I heard they released it ,
but it's still not GPL or something. but if I had time, yeah, I would be
(trying to) add hebrew support to koffice. Maybe in the future, yeah..
Cya,
Oren
On Sat, 16
> In other words, I think that either KDE or SUN don't give a damn. We have
> no power. We are just ~1% of the Linux users in the world, or even
You don't understand what Linux is all about. Sure we have all the power
we need. If you want hebrew support in any package, add it yourself,
don't wa
Hello!
You know, the only thing I use Windows for, is office. (and sometimes
starcraft, but that doesn't matter :) ).
Staroffice promised, as I understood, to have hebrew support in 5.2, but
unforunatly they didn't, and I can't find information in their site, about
when the hell they're going to
