Hi Tom, *
Tom Davies schrieb:
Hi :)
Surely this would be best done within the existing Design Group rather than
creating a new specialist group?
That's what I said: Please join the Design Group by subscribing to our
mailing list.
[ ...] It would be ideal if the Design Group had specific one-off tasks such
as this along with ongoing work imo. It is a good time and worth joining for a
while for such specific tasks.
After the release of LibO 3.3 we will work on short- and long-term tasks
and topics simultaneously.
Just for the moment there is not enough time to work on anything else
than the most pressing topics.
The name LibO misses the value of the meaning of "Libre". It sounds more like a
library that linux-people generally ignore on the way to find the juicy stuff.
It could be just me but LibreO is not really so much more hassle to type?
It still lacks the value of the meaning of "Office". ;-)
LibO is just an internal acronym for LibreOffice.
It's shorter to type and easier in speech.
We already had this discussion on "LO", "LibO" and "LibreO" about two
months ago. Back then it was decided to prefer "LibO", but not to market
it in public, because "LibreOffice" still lacks public recognition.
Best regards
Bernhard
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