> You have a hidden problem: "Use Vegur, LibreOffice's official font, if you
> need to."
I hope it is a misconception that Vegur would be "LibreOffice's official font".
> This means that Bulgaria, Belarus, Russia, Serbia, Ukraine and other
> countries that use the Cyrillic alphabet,
I thought la
Hmm, well that's interesting. It's an open fount right? Can't we creat the
needed characters? It would be good to do so because I think that the
"vegur" font is our font that we use.
I don't know how open source fonts work, can we create the needed
characters?
On May 2, 2012 11:30 PM, "ape" wrote
Hi, Mirek
You have a hidden problem: "Use Vegur, LibreOffice's official font, if you
need to."
This means that Bulgaria, Belarus, Russia, Serbia, Ukraine and other
countries that use the Cyrillic alphabet, will be offended, because "Vegur"
does not include their national symbols.
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> I absolutely agree with Mirek. Your offers have always seemed
> relatively vague to me. I would find it very interesting to know how
> to best work with what you have to offer.
It's late already... excuse my awful wording.
Also, Björn, I am sorry for seeming so harsh in my first reply to this
Hello Mirek, Björn,
from Björns mail:
>> I have offered this before and I do it again now. I am willing to help you
>> defining the requirements. I can help you to conduct the user research to
>> find
>> and validate the requirements. I can help you to deerive the needed
>> artifacts,
>> like pers
Hi everyone,
I'm reposting a conversation I had with a user of LibreOffice, someone
whose company has hundreds of employees that use LibreOffice. The initial
topic was Templates, but what he is actually asking for is themes.
-- Forwarded message --
From: Mirek M.
Date: 2012/5/2
Su
Hi Björn,
2012/5/2 Björn Balazs
> Am Montag, 30. April 2012, 23:25:32 schrieb Mirek M.:
> > I did contact the mentors of all the GSoC projects with need for design
> > privately [1] [2], but I did make the mistake of not reposting the one
> with
> > Muthu Subramanian, the mentor for the Impress
[Warning: this is a long mail]
Hi all,
thanks for your feedback. Let me put something first: I really appreciate the
work done here.
I think most of you got the point I wanted to make. Basically my concern is a
lasting success of LibreOffice. To achieve this we need a functioning UX team.
So
Hi again,
Here's a mockup I made in Glade using the default Gnome icons:
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/File:Screenshot_from_2012-05-02_13-23-36.png
IMHO, thats a huge improvement over the current situation, since the
GUI would look more modern on all platforms and especially well
integr
Hi,
I made some new icons for Impress, what do you think?
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/File:ImpressIcons.png
Also, the Gnome 3 Tango icons include some nice ones which could
possibly be used in LO, for example for text alignment, formatting or
printing. Maybe we could try to use these
On Sun, 2012-04-29 at 08:46 -0700, ape wrote:
> Hi Cedric,
>
> You wrote at Apr 23, 2012; 1:06pm :
> >FYI I added some icon with that commit for the file picker:
> >http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=9d499f5f9edd01cf5c4dbb2bc7625b3c5d10757a
>
> You duplicate icons that are
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