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On Sun, 2011-09-18 at 16:17 +0100, Brian Barker wrote: 

On Sat, 2011-09-17 at 08:30 -0400, David B Teague sr wrote:
The fact that 20% of the features of MS Office (and by implication, 
LO and OO.o) used almost exclusively by some 80% of the users 
suggests to me that OO.o should identify that 20% of features and 
modularize OO.o or LO or what have you to include that 20% and make 
the other 80% of the features available as extensions.

One thing to remember is that in institutions, it will not be the 
user's job to install or upgrade software.  Users should not be 
running as root/administrator and will not have access to any 
installation media.  The efficient way to install software in such 
scenarios is to install everything and to provide hardware capable of 
operating it satisfactorily.  There would be no advantage - indeed, 
considerable disadvantage - if IT departments had to hunt down a set 
of extensions to make up the package they needed.  It would be 
another obstacle to change.


Good point, there is a big difference between, home, home office, and
small business users and large institutional or corporation users. Often
the former are owner/operators and can tailor the installation, while
the latter often have limited authority to modify their installation. 

Brian Barker





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