Gentlemen & Gentlewomen...
It's easy to assume a passive role, sit, watch and criticize...
All LibreOffice contributors have been doing more than an extraordinary
job. Lets not cloud our minds with trivial issues. Let's continue moving
forward.
All the best to all...
--
Jorge E. Restrepo
On Tu
HOLA, sólo como usuario, adhiero a los conceptos de Eyal Rozenberg.
De: Eyal Rozenberg
Enviado: martes, 28 de marzo de 2023 4:17
Para: it...@libreoffice.org ; TDF Devs
; TDF Marketing
; TDF Design
Asunto: [libreoffice-marketing] Re: [libreoffice-design] Moving t
Hi Italo,
the change from 6.x to 7.0 happens together with the change from ODF 1.2
to ODF 1.3. If the decision it to keep this kind of numbering, I think a
change to 8.0 should happen when LibreOffice starts support for ODF 1.4.
ODF 1.4 will hopefully be released end of 2024.
Kind regards,
R
I totally understand Italo's frustration. I also hate when I am expected to make a decision and people, who were absolutely silent and
indifferent before, suddenly start to verbalise their opinion, which "happens to be" different from mine.
Regarding the version number, I think people who liked
I have been asked to provide my opinion by developers, who seem to think that
the change of version has to be a marketing decision. As I have said quite
clearly, I am pissed off by the current situation, where I am asked to take a
decision and then I am blamed because I take one. I leave the dec
Sirs (& ladies?),
As an ironical kick in the soft underbelly of commercial progams one
might emphasise that there also are trivial changes warranting a
numerical advance.
ExampleS: say that Libre office text now starts with Capitalis
Quadrata(in the shape of Times new roman) rather than the
I respectfully disagree with Italo.
First, about the "frame of reference". In my opinion, decisions such as
major version number bumping are not, first and foremost, marketing
decisions. That is a _consideration_, since the version number is
declarative than technical. But - such an action sho
