LibreOffice: The History

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1. LibreOffice: The History
   (why "libre" is better than "open")
   

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2. When you come to a fork in the road, take it
   Yogi Berra
   First Thought
   

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3. Our Ten Years Heritage
   

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4. History of StarOffice
   1984: Marco Börries, age 16, releases StarWriter for
   the Zilog Z80, the Amstrad CPC and the Commodore
   64, then ported to the 8086-based Amstrad PC-1512
   Later, the development of other two programs - Base
   and Draw - turned StarWriter into StarOffice 1.0, for
   DOS, IBM OS/2 and MS Windows
   StarOffice 3.0 offered StarWriter, StarCalc, StarDraw,
   StarImage and StarChart
   1999: Sun Microsystems acquired the company,
   copyright and trademark of StarOffice
   

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5. History of OpenOffice.org
   July 19, 2000: Sun makes StarOffice source code
   available for download with the objective of creating
   an OSS development community and providing a free
   and open alternative to MS Office
   May 1st, 2002: OpenOffice.org 1.0 released with dual
   license SISSL (Sun Industry Standard SW License)
   and GNU LGPL
   October 20, 2005: OpenOffice 2.0 released with single
   license LGPL
   October 2008: OpenOffice 3.0 released
   

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6. OOo Lean in 2000
   

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7. OOo Fat in 2005
   

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8. OOo Conference Lyon 2006
   

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9. MS Office Foundation ?
   

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10. Breaking the Bell
    

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11. The First Supper
    Budapest, Sep 2, 2010
    

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12. your life
    does not get better
    by chance
    it gets better by
    CHANGE
    Change to Improve
    

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13. September 28, 2010
    

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14. Kübler-Ross Change Curve
    

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15. 50 Reasons against Change
    

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16. Curve of Managed Change
    

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17. Founding Principles
    COPYLEFT LICENSE
    NO CONTRIBUTOR AGREEMENT
    MERITOCRACY
    COMMUNITY GOVERNANCE
    VENDOR INDEPENDENCE
    The Document Foundation
    

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18. Copyleft License
    Free
    Software
    Ethos
    Fosters the Development Community
    Protects a Fair Contribution Environment
    

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19. Allows to grow the community based
    on collaboration
    Excellent for very hard technical problems
    where nobody can run alone
    Excellent for catching up to existing proprietary
    alternatives through sharing
    Allows to reuse a lot of existing code as well
    Great if you do not want proprietary forks
    Copyleft is Awesome
    

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20. OOo source code was used by several derivatives:
    Copyleft: Go-OO, OpenOffice Novell Edition,
    RedOffice, NeoOffice, OxygenOffice Professional
    and Jambo OpenOffice
    Other: IBM Symphony (released in 2007 based on
    the five years old SISSL - permissive - licensed
    OOo 1.1, and then on OOo 3.0 based on a contract
    with Sun which ignored the obligations of the LGPL)
    CopyLeft @ OOo: What History Says
    

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21. Copyleft vs Permissive
    Copyleft
    Volunteers
    Permissive
    Corporations
    

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22. No Contributor Agreement
    Drop CLA
    

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23. Meritocracy
    if you want
    something done
    DO IT
    you will lead and
    be recognized
    

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24. Community Governance
    

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25. Vendor Independence
    NO one
    can control
    more than 30%
    of the votes
    in any statutory
    body of TDF
    

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26. The Document Foundation was born
    TO PROMOTE free software
    TO PROMOTE SW user freedom
    TO PROMOTE document freedom
    TO PROMOTE open standards
    TO DEVELOP LibreOffice
    The Document Foundation
    

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27. TDF: Strong, Stable, Enduring
    Incorporated in Berlin as German Stiftung
    Provides the legal framework for the community work
    Membership element incorporated into legally binding
    statutes
    Collects donations, holds domain names, trademarks
    and other community assets
    Annual budget (2013): about 300.000 € excluding AB
    fees
    Administrative setup completed, all administrative
    work done by volunteers, no paid consultants
    

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28. Board of Directors
    MEMBERS
    Thorsten Behrens
    Florian Effenberger
    Olivier Hallot
    Caolán McNamara
    Michael Meeks
    Charles Schulz
    Italo Vignoli
    DEPUTIES
    Jesús Corrius
    Andreas Mantke
    Björn Michaelsen
    

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29. Membership Committee
    MEMBERS
    Sophie Gauthier
    Cor Nouws
    Eike Rathke
    Fridrich Štrba
    Jean Weber
    DEPUTIES
    Leif Lodahl
    Simon Phipps
    

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30. Engineering Steering Committee
    Ahmad H. Al-Harthi (MOTAH)
    Stefan Bergman (RedHat)
    René Engelhard (Debian)
    Joel Madero (independent)
    Mirek Mazel (independent)
    Lionel Elie Mamane (indep.)
    Eilidh McAdam (Lanedo)
    Caolán McNamara (RedHat)
    Michael Meeks (SUSE)
    Björn Michaelsen (Canonical)
    Petr Mladek (SUSE)
    Markus Mohrhard (indep.)
    David Tardon (RedHat)
    Norbert Thiebaud (indep.)
    Andras Timar (SUSE)
    

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31. Advisory Board
    John Sullivan, FSF
    Thomas Krumbein, FrODeV
    Jeremy Allison, Google
    Dirk Hohndel, Intel
    Martyn Russell, Lanedo
    Christian Schaller, RedHat
    Bdale Garbee, SPI
    Alan Clark, SUSE
    

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32. Affiliations
    OSI - Open Source Initiative
    OIN - Open Invention Network
    OASIS - Organization for the
    Advancement of Structured
    Information Standards
    

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33. Subverting the Paradigm
    

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34. Teams and Collaboration
    Users
    Development
    QA
    L10n
    Documentation
    Daily
    Build
    Beta/RC
    Build
    Last RC
    ==
    Final
    Tinderbox
    TDF/Wiki
    GIT
    Bugzilla
    Pootle
    Mailing list
    IRC
    Marketing
    

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35. LibOCon Berlin 2012
    

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36. LibreOffice
    

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37. Writer
    

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38. Calc
    

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39. Graph
    

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40. Impress
    

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41. Draw
    

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42. Base
    

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43. Math
    

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45. LibreOffice: Standard for GNU/Linux
    

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46. Developers: TDF Main Asset
    

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47. "Rules for Revolutionaries"
    

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48. Growth of New Code Committers
    Sep 10
    Oct 10
    Nov 10
    Dec 10
    Jan 11
    Feb 11
    Mar 11
    Apr 11
    May 11
    Jun 11
    Jul 11
    Aug 11
    Sep 11
    Oct 11
    Nov 11
    Dec 11
    Jan 12
    Feb 12
    Mar 12
    Apr 12
    May 12
    Jun 12
    Jul 12
    Aug 12
    Sep 12
    Oct 12
    Nov 12
    Dec 12
    Jan 13
    Feb 13
    0
    100
    200
    300
    400
    500
    600
    700
    Cumulative Number of LibreOffice New Code Committers
    New Hackers Old Hackers
    

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49. "The Amazing Easy Hacks"
    

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50. Huge Mentoring Effort
    

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51. Presentations
    

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52. Hackfests
    

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53. Pasta Hacking
    

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54. Number of Committers per Month
    Mar 11
    Apr 11
    May 11
    Jun 11
    Jul 11
    Aug 11
    Sep 11
    Oct 11
    Nov 11
    Dec 11
    Jan 12
    Feb 12
    Mar 12
    Apr 12
    May 12
    Jun 12
    Jul 12
    Aug 12
    Sep 12
    Oct 12
    Nov 12
    Dec 12
    Jan 13
    Feb 13
    0
    50
    100
    150
    200
    250
    300
    350
    LibreOffice Code Contributors per Month
    New Hackers Old Hackers 12 Month Average
    

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55. LibreOffice Code Contributors
    

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56. Balanced Developers Community
    Changesets by Company/Group
    September 2011 (inner)
    vs December 2012 (outer)
    Volunteers SUSE
    Red Hat OOo Code
    Canonical ALTA
    Lanedo Aentos
    KACST Collabora
    SIL TATA
    Apache OO Bobiciel
    IBM Nou & Off
    Munich CodeThink
    CodeWeavers Intel
    

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57. Diverse Developers Community (1)
    Active Developers by Affiliation
    September 2011 (inner)
    vs December 2012 (outer)
    Volunteers OOo Code
    SUSE KACST
    RedHat Lanedo
    AOO Volunteers Canonical
    Collabora IBM
    Munich SIL
    Aentos ALTA
    Bobiciel CodeThink
    CodeWeavers Intel
    Nou & Off TATA
    

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58. Diverse Developers Community (2)
    LibreOffice Developers with 100+ Commits
    Caolán McNamara (Red Hat) Tor Lillqvist (SUSE)
    Stephan Bergmann (RedHat) Michael Stahl (RedHat)
    David Tardon (RedHat) Kohei Yoshida (SUSE)
    Markus Mohrhard (Volunteer) Miklos Vajna (SUSE)
    Luboš Luňák (SUSE) Noel Grandin (Volunteer)
    Andras Timar (SUSE) Matúš Kukan (Volunteer)
    Norbert Thiebaud (Volunteer) Michael Meeks (SUSE)
    Rafael Dominguez (Volunteer) Eike Rathke (RedHat)
    Julien Nabet (Volunteer) Takeshi Abe (Volunteer)
    Fridrich Štrba (SUSE) Jan Holesovsky (SUSE)
    Cédric Bosdonnat (SUSE) Noel Power (SUSE)
    Ivan Timofeev (Volunteer) Thomas Arnhold (Volunteer)
    Peter Foley (Volunteer) Lionel Elie Mamane (Volunteer)
    Bjoern Michaelsen (Canonical) Artur Dorda (Volunteer)
    Andrzej J.R. Hunt (Volunteer) Xisco Fauli (Volunteer)
    David Ostrovsky (Volunteer) Thorsten Behrens (SUSE)
    Zolnai Tamás (Volunteer)
    

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59. Newest Member of the Project
    

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60. Manuals in Arabic Language
    

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61. 346 active users in Pootle
    (translations.documentfoundation.org)
    112 languages in Pootle
    + 4 languages maintained outside of Pootle
    LibreOffice 4.0 has 109 UI languages,
    and help packs in 58 languages
    LibreOffice can be used in their native language
    by more than 4 billion people worldwide
    LibreOffice Localizations
    

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62. Development Process
    

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63. Gerrit Code Review
    

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64. Tinderboxes
    

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65. Automated Tests
    Automated tests to prevent software problems
    The objective is to spot problems before they hit
    master
    Tests are integrated into the development strategy
    Small filter tests ensure that a fixed bug never
    regresses again
    Tests run whenever anybody builds LibreOffice and
    are executed on Tinderboxes too
    Nightly builds are available to execute tests on the
    newest version
    

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66. Torture Tests on Documents
    3.4.0 3.5.0 3.6.0 4.0.0
    0
    20
    40
    60
    80
    100
    120
    140
    Count of Types of GNUmake Enabled Unit Tests
    (each one runs a battery of tests)
    

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67. Ongoing Quality Process
    Background Development Tools
    Tinderboxes compile the code after each commit
    Hackers can check development problems in real
    time
    Tinderboxes upload dailies for QA activities
    Bibisect (Binary Bisect) help chasing regressions
    Multiple office installs in a small package allow to
    spot the commit that introduced the bug
    

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68. Bug Submission Assistant
    

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69. Bug Tracking & Management
    

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70. Test Marathons
    

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71. Removing Unused Methods
    

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72. Removing German Comments
    3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 4.0
    0
    10.000
    20.000
    30.000
    40.000
    50.000
    60.000
    Detected Lines of German Comments
    

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73. Paying Down Substantial Technical Debt
    Reduced footprint of the software
    Undertaken long awaited code renovation
    Removed tens of thousands lines of dead code
    Removed deprecated libraries
    Translated many German comments to English
    Many other code renovation actions
    Completely new and substancially improved
    build system, making builds much easier
    Using 21st Century C++ constructs
    

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74. LibreOffice Release Roadmap
    

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75. Growth of Users Pinging for Updates
    0
    20000
    40000
    60000
    80000
    100000
    120000
    0
    2000000
    4000000
    6000000
    8000000
    10000000
    12000000
    14000000
    16000000
    18000000
    20000000
    22000000
    LibreOffice New Unique IPs Pinging for Software Updates
    Daily (left) & Cumulative Number (right) since February 2012
    

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76. LibreOffice Estimated Value
    

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77. City of Munich loves LibreOffice
    After careful risk-assessment, the capital of Munich has
    decided to migrate from OpenOffice to LibreOffice.
    In favour of that decision, among others, was the greater
    flexibility of the project regarding consumption of open source
    licenses.
    Beyond that, Munich wants to rely on large and vibrant
    communities for any Open Source product it employs.
    Kirsten Böge, head of public relations
    

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78. MimO loves LibreOffice
    

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79. Limerick loves LibreOffice
    

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80. Las Palmas loves LibreOffice
    

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81. Chicago Public Library loves LibreOffice
    

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82. Regione Umbria loves LibreOffice
    

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83. LibreOffice
    New Features
    

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84. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    New gradient / drop-shadow
    to highlight Writer pages
    

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85. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    Color and line styles for the columns
    and footnote separator lines
    

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86. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    Greek Characters mode
    for bullets and numbering
    

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87. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    Redesigned Move/Copy Sheet dialog
    

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88. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    Named range as the data source
    for Pivot Table
    

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89. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    Improved search toolbar opens
    by hitting Ctrl+F
    

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90. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    Adding and removing color charts
    

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91. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    Improve HTML export with an image thumbnail
    gallery of the slides on the contents page
    

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92. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.4
    Linux text-rendering improvements
    

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93. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
    Better UI for Header and Footers handling
    

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94. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
    First ever built-in Grammar checker for English
    (and a few other languages...)
    

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95. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
    New Hinting on Linux Libertine G
    and Linux Biolinum G
    

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96. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
    Multi Line input bar in Calc
    

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97. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
    Unlimited conditional formatting
    

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98. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
    Re-Designed Autofilter
    popup window
    

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99. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
    Support embedding Palettes and other property list types
    (we could only embed palettes into Impress ODP thus far)
    

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100. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     Line chart smoothing upgraded to ODF1.2 standard
     

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101. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     RTF
     import
     rewrite
     

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102. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     Import filter for MS Visio documents
     

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103. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     Import filter for MS Visio documents
     

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104. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     Import filter for MS Visio documents
     

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105. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     Toolbar improvements
     

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106. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     The word count dialogue is now mode-less
     and updates as you type
     This feature is key for professional writers
     like journalists and translators
     

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107. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     Improved color picker
     

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108. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.5
     Importing
     PPTX
     SmartArt
     

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109. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Added Word Count to status bar
     

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110. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Support for contextual spacing
     

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111. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Label / Business Card Wizard
     

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112. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Improved CSV export
     

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113. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Support field items in cells
     

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114. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Allow Sorting
     from Autofilter
     popup window
     

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115. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Quickly allow pasting only text, value,
     or formula from the context menu
     

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116. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Support for color scales and data bars
     

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117. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     More than 3 sort entries for data
     

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118. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     10 new Impress
     Master Pages
     

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119. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Corel
     import
     filter
     

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120. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     PDF Export with Watermark option
     

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121. New Feature: LibreOffice 3.6
     Rulers are now much cleaner and more light-weight
     

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122. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Range Comments (sponsored by OSBA)
     

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123. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Allow extra word boundary characters
     

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124. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Allow different header and footer on the first page
     

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125. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     RTF: Drawing Object Import
     4.0
     

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126. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     RTF: Improved eg. Formulae
     

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127. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     DOCX: Ink Annotation Import
     

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128. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Support of CMIS Protocol
     

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129. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Microsoft Publisher Import
     

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130. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Arbitrary XML → Spreadsheet
     

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131. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Conditional Formatting
     Bars + Icons
     

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132. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Stock Options Pricing Formulae
     

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133. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Exporting of a single chart as image (PNG, JPG)
     

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134. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Android
     Remote
     Control
     for
     Impress
     

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135. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     New Template Selection UI
     

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136. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     Style Previews in Drop Down Menu
     

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137. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     New Widget
     Layout Technique
     

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138. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.0
     LibreOffice Personas (shared with Firefox)
     

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139. New Feature: LibreOffice 4.1
     Font Embedding
     in ODF Documents
     ODF
     Contents
     (ODP)
     

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140. Open Document Format
     ISO/IEC Standard 26300
     Driven and maintained by OASIS
     Implemented to the latest version
     Recognized by many governments
     

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141. Hybrid PDF Format
     Standard ODF Format embedded in a Standard PDF Format
     

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142. Navigating the Project
     

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143. www.libreoffice.org/get-involved
     

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144. www.documentfoundation.org/contribution
     

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145. www.libreoffice.org/get-help
     

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146. Global Mailing List
     announce@documentfoundation.org - announces
     board-discuss@documentfoundation.org - discussions
     projects@global.libreoffice.org - project coordination
     users@global.libreoffice.org - users
     l10n@global.libreoffice.org - localization
     documentation@global.libreoffice.org - documentation
     marketing@global.libreoffice.org - marketing
     design@global.libreoffice.org - design
     certification@global.libreoffice.org - certification
     

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147. www.libreoffice.org/get-help/faq
     

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148. www.libreoffice.org/get-help/installation
     

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149. wiki.documentfoundation.org/faq
     

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150. Development
     http://planet.documentfoundation.org/
     http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/Dev-f1639786.html
     #libreoffice-dev on freenode
     http://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/log/
     http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/Native_Build
     http://opengrok.libreoffice.org/
     

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151. www.libreoffice.org/developers-2
     

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152. www.documentfoundation.org/develop
     

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153. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Git_For_LibreOffice_Developers
     

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154. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development
     

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155. wiki.documentfoundation.org/BugReport
     

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156. wiki.documentfoundation.org/BugReport_Details
     

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157. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/How_to_debug
     

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158. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Macros
     

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159. Quality Assurance
     http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/Dev-f1639786.html
     #libreoffice-dev on freenode
     https://bugs.freedesktop.org/
     http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA
     

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160. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Litmus
     

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161. wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA
     

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162. wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA-FAQ
     

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163. wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/Testing/Automated_Tests
     

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164. wiki.documentfoundation.org/QA/Testing/Regression_Tests
     

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165. Localization
     http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Language
     http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/L10n-f1630956.html
     https://translations.documentfoundation.org/
     

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166. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Language
     

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167. wiki.documentfoundation.org/TipsTricksl10n
     

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168. www.libreoffice.org/get-help/documentation
     

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169. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Easy_hacks
     

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170. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Development
     

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171. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Production
     

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172. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Publications
     

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173. Resources for Documentation
     

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174. Documentation Workflow
     

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175. Design and User Interface
     http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Design
     libreoffice-ux-advise@lists.freedesktop.org
     design@global.libreoffice.org
     

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176. Marketing
     http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/Marketing-f1645224.html
     http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing
     

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177. wiki.documentfoundation.org/Marketing
     

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178. ask.libreoffice.org/questions
     

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179. Growing the Ecosystem
     Educating enterprises about getting
     professional support for LibreOffice
     Certification program, to allow community
     members to add value and make money
     with LibreOffice
     Help migrations from MS Office to
     LibreOffice, based on professional support
     

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180. Certification Program
     

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181. LibreOffice 2020
     THE JOURNEY HAS JUST BEGUN
     

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182. People who live in the past generally are
     afraid to compete in the present.
     I've got my faults, but living in the past is
     not one of them. There's no future in it.
     Sparky Anderson
     Last Thought
     

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183. Credits
     Thanks:
     to the LibreOffice community at large
     to Michael Meeks for statistics about developers and
     development
     to Joel Madero for coordinating QA and providing QA
     statistics
     to Marc Parè for many screenshots of new features
     to all other developers and volunteers which I do not
     remember but have provided additional information
     

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184. italo.vignoli@documentfoundation.org
     skype italovignoli - gtalk italo.vignoli@gmail.com
     

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