Us, as in the LibreOffice, the software many of us volunteer to make as good as possible for
everyone to enjoy.
Should the Chinese IT manager be embarrassed? Maybe, but coming from a First World nation, it’s
hard for me to imaging supporting my family on $800/month, but at least I try to understand. Should
my grandfather at almost 80 now be embarrassed? I don’t think so. Maybe I should have tried harder.
I know he doesn’t use his Chromebook and never boots to Lubuntu.
The point is there are a lot of people out there for whatever reason still us XP. Despite what you
keep suggesting, dropping XP won’t do anything to change them.
From: tlillqvist@gmail.com <tlillqvist@gmail.com> on behalf of Tor Lillqvist <tml@iki.fi>
Sent: Tuesday, November 1, 2016 2:13 PM
To: slacka
Cc: libreoffice-dev
Subject: Re: Merging feature/commonsallayout branch
Had we already dropped support for XP, it would have been an embarrassing
demonstration and reflected badly on us.
The only ones that should be embarrassed are those still running XP. Also, who are these "us" you
are speaking for?
--tml
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Re: Merging feature/commonsallayout branch · Khaled Hosny
Re: Merging feature/commonsallayout branch · V Stuart Foote
Re: Merging feature/commonsallayout branch · Khaled Hosny
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