Florian Monfort wrote (29-12-12 11:18)
I think in this case you... Think too much haha.
Pls don't write too much to...
Let's describe the average user here and think about it:
- When the average user downloads, he just ... Downloads... Mostly because
it's free and he needs an Office Suite
Hi everyone,
Le 2012-12-28 12:39, Cor Nouws a écrit :
Hi Florian, all,
(taking advantage of discussion so far..)
Florian Monfort wrote (27-12-12 11:34)
I've seen a lot of browsers recently moving towards silent updates.
I was wondering whether this could be a relevant approach for
Sorry, hit enter and the mail was gone, so continuing:
You can put a pop up on first install saying do you want us to update
automatically or not, something like this.
But we're also talking about Cloud Computing now, and the truth is,
LibreOffice is ages behind it... And you know very well that
Hi Florian,
Le 2012-12-29 05:24, Florian Monfort a écrit :
Hi Marc,
I think in this case you... Think too much haha.
Let's describe the average user here and think about it:
- When the average user downloads, he just ... Downloads... Mostly
because
it's free and he needs an Office
Marc,
I am talking about the average user here, not enterprises. It is obvious
that companies require different treatment, and it is also obvious that
users will have a choice.
I'm still saying we need to push such a feature and make sure it is benefit
to a lot of users, making sure that those
Hello Marc and Florian,
If we consider what Thunderbird does, I think it is a good compromise
solution.
When an upgrade is available, it is offered directly to the end-user
through a pop-up and the end-user can download the upgrade only instead
of downloading the whole install package (200mb).
On 12/29/2012 09:38 AM, Immanuel Giulea wrote:
Hello Marc and Florian,
If we consider what Thunderbird does, I think it is a good compromise
solution.
When an upgrade is available, it is offered directly to the end-user
through a pop-up and the end-user can download the upgrade only instead
of
Hello everyone,
I'd like to call this discussion to an end. As it was mentionned several times
here and elsewhere, implementing a self-upgrade mechanism, be it silent or
otherwise is for the moment not possible. It's high up there in terms of
developpers visibility, meaning that developers
On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 at 8:24 PM, Florian Monfort
florian.monf...@gmail.com wrote:
But we're also talking about Cloud Computing now, and the truth is,
LibreOffice is ages behind it... And you know very well that there is a big
advantage to Cloud Computing : You don't have to make an update to
Hi Florian,
Le 2012-12-27 05:34, Florian Monfort a écrit :
Hi,
I've seen a lot of browsers recently moving towards silent updates.
I was wondering whether this could be a relevant approach for LibreOffice
or not.
Indeed I've seen many people complaining about LibreOffice features, UI
etc.
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