Our (thb and me) talk "How to survive being sold to Oracle" at Chaos Communication Camp 2023 is now online in the final cut.

The first part is a bit of history on the OpenOffice org to LibreOffice fork -- the second is a selection of a lessons learned about the importance of a shared understanding between all contributors of an #opensource project, agreeing on the fundamentals while staying adaptive as the environment changes.

A discussion on how the Document Foundation (TDF), the NGO behind LibreOffice is supposed to work, what its core values are and how to improve transparency and alignment of both officers and staff of the foundation.

Introducing Live LibreOffice Python Development Environment

https://ask.libreoffice.org/t/introducing-live-libreoffice-python-development-environment/93867

Live LibreOffice Python is a complete development environment for creating, debugging and testing python scripts. It leverages the power of VS Code and has LibreOffice baked in that can be access via the internal web browser or via your local web browser which allows for a much more pleasant and consistent debugging experience.

#LibreOffice #Python @libreoffice

LibreOffice 7.5.5 Community available for download

https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2023/07/20/libreoffice-7-5-5-community-available-for-download/

@libreoffice
#LibreOffice #TDF #TheDocumentFoundation

Shouldn't elements from the master slide in LibreOffice Impress be locked from editing?

"Elements on a master page can only be changed from the master page view and are protected in the regular slide editing view." (OpenOffice)

...that's is the behavior I'm used to. But in Impress, all elements from the master slide are still editable in all individual slides. I keep accidentally moving them. Is this a setting?

@libreoffice@discuss.tchncs.de @libreoffice@lemmy.ml @libreoffice@a.gup.pe #libreoffice @libreoffice@fosstodon.org #askfedi

This year's #LibreOffice conference will take place from Wednesday, September 20 (community meetings), to Saturday, September 23!

... who will initially focus on Accessibility improvements.

LibreOffice ist an Universitäten und Hochschulen oft (noch) kein Begriff. Der Flyer soll ua helfen, dieses Defizit zu überwinden