Re: [libreoffice-l10n] LibreOffice Online and Collabora Online demos for TDF members and contributors

Great, thanks Michael;

Þann þri 21.feb 2017 10:37, skrifaði Michael Meeks:
> Dear TDF members, developers, localizers, QA-ers, and all contributors,
>
> We are happy to announce two demo servers:
>
> 1. LibreOffice Online powered by LibreOffice, weekly snapshot of
>    master branches of online and core repositories, with ownCloud 9.1
>
>     https://demo.collaboracloudsuite.com/tdf/
>
>     Here is where you can checkout the latest features, latest
>     translations, and help file and fix the latest bugs.
>
> 2. Collabora Online demo, the stable product from Collabora with Nextcloud 11
>     https://demo.collaboracloudsuite.com/tdfnextcloud/

For us translators, it would be highly appreciated if there is a list 
somewhere of which Nextcloud modules are used in these installations.
I'm also translating Nexcloud, and since there are two full pages of 
potential modules to translate for Nextcloud, such a list could help us 
get our priorities straight.

Best regards,

Sveinn í Felli

>     These are just the start - credentials are based from the new (under
> development) TDF LDAP server - allowing other providers to connect and
> provide other services.
>
>     To create an LDAP account (that you should be able to use in the
> future to access TDF Bugzilla, TDF Wiki, etc.) - checkout:
>
>     https://user.documentfoundation.org/
>
> * More details:
>
>     These demos will allow you to try out LibreOffice Online and Collabora
> Online. You can upload new documents, share them and edit them (alone or
> collaboratively). But before you start to upload files, please keep the
> following in mind:
>
>     * Don’t upload private or sensitive information. Sessions and data
>       may be logged for performance and testing reasons, so when you use
>       this demo, don’t upload your diary or bank statements. A set of
>       test-files is already uploaded for you, ready to play with. Having
>       said that, we will try hard to avoid publishing your data without
>       your consent.
>
>     * These demos are running on Collabora's servers, which will be upgraded
>       fairly regularly. This is cool, because you’ll be able to try out
>       the latest edition, with new features etc. On the other hand: your
>       data may get eaten! save regularly.
>
>     * We'll try to keep the service available - but it may disappear at
>       any time - no guarentees.
>
> * About LibreOffice Online
>
>     With LibreOffice Online you can collaboratively edit office documents
> directly in any modern browser. It includes Writer, Calc and Impress,
> and boosts excellent support for all popular office file formats.
> There is an optimized LibreOffice core at the heart of the architecture
> of LibreOffice Online, and document rendering is achieved by delivering
> a “picture” of the document to the GUI in the form of a canvas of .png
> tiles. When users edit a document, these .png tiles are refreshed
> seamlessly to display the new or amended content. (Press
> Ctrl+Alt+Shift+D in the browser to enter into debugging mode and see how
> it works.)
>
> * Credits
>
>     While we celebrate and credit the fantastic work of the LibreOffice
> community without which there could be no LibreOffice Online - it is
> clear that Collabora (with thanks to our customers & partners) is the
> architect and driving force behind putting LibreOffice in the Cloud.
> We're eager to change that: there is lots of low hanging fruit here
> for developers, and we love contributions. So please get testing, and
> contributing to the code - patches welcome in gerrit and on the
> development mailing lists.


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