Hi :)
And part-time (paid) and full-time (volunteers) or a combination of partly paid
and partly volunteer work either (or both) of which might be full or part-time.
There is often an assumption that paid people work at a particular task
full-time but even a full-time worker might have many different duties. Also
"full time" in my country used to mean about 40-45 hours/week, perhaps more in
certain types of work a decade or few ago. Nowadays it means about 30hours/week
but many people still work in excess of 60-70 hours per week, especially
self-employed people. I also know many volunteers that put in about 60 hours
per week through love of the project or in a "save the world" type of
fanaticism. It is easy to be disparaging about volunteer work especially if you
have only seen the "slap a bit of paint on the community shack and have a beer"
type of thing as shown on tele and promoted by the media who would like to
perpetuate the myth rather than really examine the truth. It's a bit like
racism or something where people see one or 2 examples on the street but fail to
realise that they are not seeing what is going-on off-street.
I'm not saying that Cor meant to fall into this trap, on the contrary he appears
to have been trying to congratulate everyone on working hard and/or smart and
achieving an excellent result.
Regards from
Tom :)
----- Original Message ----
From: Cor Nouws <oolst@nouenoff.nl>
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Fri, 10 June, 2011 23:57:35
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] help package installation failure
Tanstaafl wrote (10-06-11 17:26)
On 2011-06-10 11:17 AM, Cor Nouws wrote:
Tanstaafl wrote (10-06-11 16:54)
If you go back and read the archives, you will plainly see that the only
reason given for the single download was because of limited disk space,
Are you really sure? I though build time, so plain CPU power& energy,
were an issue too. But I might be wrong (could ask devs of course..)
I'm sure, because I participated in the discussion...
What I see now is :
Subject: Re: [Libreoffice] Comments on RC1
Date: Mon, 06 Dec 2010 22:10:47 +0000
From: Michael Meeks <michael.meeks@novell.com>
[...]
One of the benefits of the combined installer is that we do not require
many gigabytes of duplicated pointlessness on -every- mirror site: as we
duplicate all of the code again and again and again for windows, 90%+ of
which is identical, but each time with ~10Mb of translation / help :-)
That is a nightare to build, copy, sign, up-load and manage.
[...]
I see 3.4.0 for Windows is 188 MB now. Do you remember how much it was in
December .. 440 MB.
Wow, great work from all the devs, full time (paid) and part time
volunteers, that helped with this!
But on the other hand, and I guess that's what the discussion started with,
having to do a separate download for the help, if you want it local, is not so
convenient.
Regards,
-- - Cor
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