Hi David Larson,

What do you want? This list is ment for people who are interested in joining OpenOffice to improve the application OpenOffice.
Nothing more nothing less.

Do you want to join or are you looking for coworkers?

All the best
Peter

On 21.10.2017 14:45, David Larson wrote:
I use openoffice portable so its handy when I need it but out of the way (not 
using computer resources when I don't use it).  I do the same with the chrome 
browser as it launches too many processes for my tastes.   I don't use 
Microsoft Office as its too integrated with the OS.  I want my computer to be 
like a transformer Lamborghini not  an overburdened bus. I put 32gb of ram in 
each of my computers and I still feel that way as I have my own plans for the 
data space.


One slightly annoying behavior of openoffice to fix is sometimes when I start 
it the first time it complains about needing to clean up and quits before 
starting but it works the second time I try, however then it tends to state it 
is recovering documents I last worked on when I already have them saved and 
puts them into a read only state.  In addition, there is document formats that 
probably need to be added. On the ancient side, there is Wordstar which I 
discovered I still have old resumes written in and have to resort to a 
different tool to recover their valuable content.  On the current side, I am 
suspicious that the latest Word like formats supported are getting stale with 
the Office fans out there.  Hopefully these are not beyond our reach.   I don't 
personally care about spreadsheet file formats at this time as I only use them 
for my own experiments nor for presentation formats usually although I may care 
for those soon.   I do care about some recent new spreadsheet misbehaviors with 
moderately sized data sets I have been seeing which I don't like... mostly 
regarding auto filters that cause weird results that are difficult to undo.  
This problem interferes with my efforts to develop the information I need for a 
special new kindle book on SQL. Do we have a comprehensive list of the latest 
formats, bugs, and important features that should be supported but may not be?


Note I am willing to use github for public projects and I am using Atlassian 
Bitbucket for my private projects as I can have 4 coworkers in it for free in 
that we can use to get started saving the world from data overload.



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On 20/10/2017 David Larson wrote:
Hi R J,

What programming languages are you learning/using and what are your interests?


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From: Arjay Woodmaster <arjaywoodmas...@gmail.com>
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2017 11:50 AM
To: recruitment@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Introduction of: R J Wahl

Hi I am R J Wahl.
I am from South Africa.
I am interested in general programming, computers and heavy metal.

I decided to look at open source projects as a learning curve towards
becoming a better programmer.

Thanks
R J Wahl



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