This post has a high trolling potential, I am aware of it. So let’s start with a few points meant as a caveat emptor. The views expressed here are mine , solely mine and do not represent the views of the Document Foundation nor my current employer. As a consequence …
After a few weeks of a rainy Spring season the sun seems to have arrived over Paris. At least for now. This means another installment of the Eyes and Ears series is due! Let’s start right away with our books section. Today I’d like to tell you about a funny …
Today I would like to discuss a boring subject: Spreadsheets. Actually it’s not that boring when you come to think of it. At least I’m going to try not to make it boring. Let me set something straight first: Spreadsheets are not just about numbers; they are about data. You …
There is a growing momentum towards specialized “text editors” these days, and these tools are not meant for “geeks” or “hackers”, far …
Last week we learnt the news of the resignation of Brendan Eich from his position as CEO of the Mozilla Foundation/ Corporation. …
Some time around 2009 or 2010, the OpenDocument community realized that while it had won the moral battle over Microsoft and its …
Welcome to this month’s Eyes and Ears issue on the Moved by Freedom Powered by Standards blog! Today we have a set …
With the release of our new LibreOffice 4.2 version and the new website, people have noticed a small yet quite visual change …