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On 6/20/2011 12:09 PM, Scott Pledger wrote:
Hey all,

While we're trying to come up with goals for LibreOffice, I'd like to see what people think of LO as it stands today. Please please please take the time to respond to this as it can really help us to determine where exactly we ought to go!

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1.) What do you think about LibreOffice as it stands today?

A suite that has the potential to become a very usable and productive system


   a) What aspects of the User Interface do you like? Why?

Has some elements that go to make it more usable.


   b) What aspects of the User Interface do you dislike? Why?

Too many icons, not enough context-sensitive menus

2.) How could LibreOffice better suit your needs in terms of UI?

By maximising vertical space, making menus self-descriptive as to purpose, respects my time by not making me do unnecessary things.

3.) What would you like to see LibreOffice become?

The most usable suite with true high productivity that is responsive to its users and evolves by a Kaizen philosophy.

Cheers

Phil Jackson

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More specific surveys will follow, once I have a better idea of what to ask! :)

Thanks!
Scott



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