LibreOffice Send/email as pdf doesn't open new mail window nor attach file #2204 #kubuntu #libreoffice #email
@menneisyytesi paremmassa maailmassa koulussa opeteltaisiin Libreofficen käyttöä. Sen voisi asentaa ilmaiseksi myös kotikoneeseen, riippumatta käyttöjärjestelmästä.
Samat konseptit soveltuu kyllä myös Excelin käyttöön jos myöhemmin vaikka työelämässä sitä on pakko käyttää.
Anyone know if and how I can use the #Linux secrets portal for storing @libreoffice #WebDAV credentials?
Ideally, #LibreOffice will integrate with libsecrets to let me store credentials on @kde #KWallet or my #KeepassXC configured as a provider for org.Freedesktop.Secrets.
Wieso möchte #LibreOffice #Calc eine CSV-Datei unbedingt als UTF-7 (sic!) importieren?
Debian 13 update:
The new LibreOffice packages did solve one of my Bookwoom bugs -- I wasn't able to open encrypted files created in newer LO on Fedora.
In Trixie LO it's no problem.
so much fat here lol.
- how to install #libreoffice without 90% of the #i18n?
- how to install iosevka in 1 format and use that everywhere
- who tf is using cef in 2025
- why are clang and llvm the only packages that are represented multiple times for the same version, sometimes with megabytes of diffrerence. i get "compiled different" but how the fuck different is that, i thought these were cross-platforming efforts :D
- whatever the fuck is in `source` (spoiler: it was binaries)
LibreOffice Calc Question: I have a Data Validation list with various status values. When I choose ‘No Longer Accepting’ from the list, I want the entire row background color to turn gray to de-emphasize it, so I can skip reading the record. Can I create/apply a style to apply for the entire row?
I've only managed to change the color for a single cell.
@demerara@social.vivaldi.net @Waitnwallflower@beige.party OK, so I don't have the reference CSS template sorted yet, and for some reason I can't get Sigil to work on Gentoo, there's some obscure EGL initialization failure that has the entire Libera Gentoo channel baffled. But I can do the exports on my Win10 box, and .... OMG the EPUB3 generation is SO MUCH CLEANER than pandoc, let alone the flaming dumpster fire that LibreOffice generates using libepubgen.
My dude, I owe you a solid. I'm totally giving you an acknowledgment in my next book. Let me know how you'd like to be credited.
HEY #LibreOffice guys? You might want to ditch libepubgen entirely and talk to Doitsu about making Writer2xhtml the new OFFICIAL STANDARD EPUB/XHTML export mechanism of LibreOffice. It is so much better I can hardly even begin to explain.
Trying to improve my #ebook #publishing #workflow.
I write in #LibreOffice. The big bête noire is the conversion from ODT to EPUB3, of which LibreOffice (or rather, libepubgen) does an utterly godawful job, which will likely never be fixed because libepubgen is a piece of v0.1.1 beta-quality-at-best abandonware. It WORKS, but it generates utterly hideous XHTML that is so opaque it is not in any meaningful sense editable after the fact. It's barely even readable.
There is a document conversion tool called pandoc that can convert ODT to EPUB3. But its ODT reader module is broken, so I have to cross-save to DOCX first, which introduces errors and issues of its own. And pandoc does bizarrely inscrutable things to document structure that need a lot of manual repair, if the source document doesn't match its structural expectations.
There exists a plugin for Sigil that imports ODT to EPUB3 in a direct step. This offers a lot of promise — IF I can get Sigil working on my Linux box. There seems to be an egl/OpenGL problem that I'm having trouble tracking down...
shell script in post
So many more organizations need to take back control of their own offices. It's better for the planet.
https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2025/02/05/libreoffice-at-the-univention-summit-2025/
The Document Foundation, the nonprofit behind #LibreOffice, offers a paid developer role with a focus on #macOS: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2025/08/07/join-the-libreoffice-team-as-a-paid-developer-focusing-on-ui-with-initial-emphasis-on-macos-preferably-full-time-remote-m-f-d/
OK.
Merci pour la réponse
NB : je n'ai pas joué avec, mais il y a, dans #LibreOffice, la possibilité de choisir l'aspect et l'organisation des menus et barres d'outils, via le menu « Affichage », choix « Interface Utilisateur… »
La liste est vaste : peut-être certaines personnes pourraient y trouver de quoi les convaincre d'abandonner OpenOffice au passage…
Juste pour ma gouverne et par curiosité : il y a tant de différence que ça entre #LibreOffice et #OpenOffice (aussi bien techniquement — et notamment concernant les formats de documents — que fonctionnellement) ?
Est-ce que le passage de l'un à l'autre est ou paraît plus ou moins compliqué que le passage de, par exemple, une version de MS/Office à une autre ?
LibreOffice on Linux is rock-solid, fast, and ready to handle anything from simple notes to a 300-page epic. Open source, no strings attached.
#Linux #LibreOffice
@xlenka #LibreOffice eksportuje do epub
@PCsfueralle Ich würde einfach garnicht #Windows / #microsoft365 deployen & nutzen sondern konsequent auf ressourcenschonendere und sichere Alternativen setzen.
@ubuntu / #UbuntuLTS ist recht Einsteigerfreundlich und kommt mit @libreoffice / #LibreOffice als Vorinstallation.