Il 14/07/2011 16:03, David B Teague sr ha scritto:
On 7/14/2011 9:17 AM, Marcello Romani wrote:
Yes, MSO has faster startup times also IME, at least on windows. On
Ubuntu 10.04 I must say that the provided OOo takes a little time when
first started after a reboot, but from then on, given suffici
On 7/14/2011 9:17 AM, Marcello Romani wrote:
Yes, MSO has faster startup times also IME, at least on windows. On
Ubuntu 10.04 I must say that the provided OOo takes a little time when
first started after a reboot, but from then on, given sufficient
memory (I have 2.5GB) it starts almost instant
Il 14/07/2011 11:44, Stefano Fraccaro ha scritto:
Hi Marcello
Hi
Il 14/07/2011 11.20, Marcello Romani ha scritto:
OOo/LibO has options to talk to e-mail programs.
IMHO adding yet another (almos unrelated) program to an already huge
office suite would be a bad move. I guess then people would
Hi Marcello
Il 14/07/2011 11.20, Marcello Romani ha scritto:
OOo/LibO has options to talk to e-mail programs.
IMHO adding yet another (almos unrelated) program to an already huge
office suite would be a bad move. I guess then people would "gravitate
back to MS" because either: a) OOo is too "h
Il 12/07/2011 18:46, Shane Van Loenen ha scritto:
I could not find a place on the website to list a feature request, so
I will try here. Open Office and Libre Office are great tools that
can be used in the enterprise, but since there is not an e-mail
client, my org will gravitate back to MS. An
asked for help because people
are obviously using MSO in ways that are not obvious.
Regards from
Tom :)
From: planas
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Thu, 14 July, 2011 0:31:10
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Feature Request :Evolution
Lorenzo
On Wed,
Lorenzo
On Wed, 2011-07-13 at 11:45 +0200, Lorenzo Sutton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Shane Van Loenen wrote:
> > I could not find a place on the website to list a feature request, so
> > I will try here. Open Office and Libre Office are great tools that
> > can be used in the enterprise, but since there
The pathetic draw tool MS had before purchasing another company was
actually part of office for a while. Now it usually only comes bundled
with Corporate and super professional versions. They found people would
pay for a drawing program.
KOffice includes a pretty good drawing program bundled as
On 7/13/2011 11:20 AM, T. R. Valentine wrote:
I can understand why software companies expand software products to do
more and more things (to justify new versions, to convince chumps to
'upgrade', and to push other software companies out of the picture),
but I do not understand those who buy into
I can understand why software companies expand software products to do
more and more things (to justify new versions, to convince chumps to
'upgrade', and to push other software companies out of the picture),
but I do not understand those who buy into such a process with its
accompanying bloat.
I
Hi,
Shane Van Loenen wrote:
> I could not find a place on the website to list a feature request, so
> I will try here. Open Office and Libre Office are great tools that
> can be used in the enterprise, but since there is not an e-mail
> client, my org will gravitate back to MS. Anyway to integra
Hi
On Wed, 2011-07-13 at 11:19 +1000, Simon Cropper wrote:
> On 13/07/11 10:41, Tom Davies wrote:
> > I could not find a place on the website to list a feature request, so
> > I will try here. Open Office and Libre Office are great tools that
> > can be used in the enterprise, but since there is
utlook tho. More like a giant leap forwards apparently.
Regards from
Tom :)
From: Simon Cropper
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Wed, 13 July, 2011 2:19:01
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Feature Request :Evolution
On 13/07/11 10:41, Tom Davies wrote:
> I
On 13/07/11 10:41, Tom Davies wrote:
I could not find a place on the website to list a feature request, so
I will try here. Open Office and Libre Office are great tools that
can be used in the enterprise, but since there is not an e-mail
client, my org will gravitate back to MS. Anyway to integ
Out of curiosity,
I assume that gravitation back to MS refers to Outlook. So what is compelling
that would be needed in something integrated-in/bundled-with LibreOffice that
would satisfy whatever that appeal is?
I don't know anything about "Evolution (or like)", so I guess my question is,
ho
Hi :)
I think that a lot of people use Thunderbird alongside LibreOffice. Apparently
they work together quite well. Perhaps sadly people are given the option to
chose rather than being forced into using 1 specific thing that might not suit
their needs. Evolution seems quite complicated to me
Do you mean you want it to become like KDE Office where it has
integrated email, word processing, calendar, database access,
spreadsheet, presentations, etc. etc?
I really think you will see IBM stop writing checks and offering up code
if they try that. IBM used OO as a basis for Symphony so they
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