Hi Jonathon,
On 20.07.23 19:42, jonathon wrote:
Back in the days of OOo, there was a marketing proposal with the slogan:
"Your language, your documents, your way"
Part of the idea was that the UI and spellchecking were available in
more languages than MSO. I no longer track such things, but I suspect
that LibO still covers more languages than MSO does, as far as UI,
spell-checking, and grammar checking go.
Yes, that's definitely still the case.
There are three or four instances in which a user can provide their
documents to a third party, without realising that they are doing so.
The biggest culprit being the built-in Language-Tool settings;
Good point, but this is not enabled by default, so I think we can still
point out how LibreOffice is out-of-the-box, much like OpenBSD does:
https://www.openbsd.org/
"Only two remote holes in the default install, in a heck of a long time!"
From my perspective, the AI extensions for stock LibO haven't been that
impressive.
I believe there will be a talk about improvements to these extensions at
the LibreOffice Conference 2023, so see if you can join! If not, we're
hoping to live-stream the talks -- and in any case, videos will be
available after the event:
https://conference.libreoffice.org/2023/
Cheers,
Mike
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