Jos Poortvliet wrote:
> On 10/3/07, Terry <
terauck-klist@...> wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the replies.
>>
>> A higher profile for KOffice would be just as much to my liking. I am
>> enjoying KWord even with its peculiarities. I'm also looking forward to
>> KSpread 2.0 being able to open my spreadsheets.
>>
>> A higher profile for KOffice needs to involve the Linux distros,
>> particularly those which favour Kde. I don't use the K desktop but I do
>> use a lot of K applications. I'm endeavouring to get a discussion going
>> on the PCLinuxOS forum.
>>
>
> Be sure to get that discussion on steam when KOffice 2.0 is out, it's
> gonna rock ;-)
>
> With the recent fights in the OO.o project, I hope ppl will see the
> advantages of a real FOSS project more clearly...
>
Speaking of which, that's the version I'm waiting on for my
spreadsheets. Any indication of when?
What about a new name to mark KOffice as a contender for main name
space? It is not well known as a drop in the Kde ocean, it seems to
me. I've been thinking of a simple name which would appeal particularly
to the Chinese, whose developers have been joining the OO project in
numbers. The name I'm thinking would also make sense in the West.
>> A KOffice forum seems to be a good way to build a community of KOffice
>> users. KOffice needs to be more noticed to attract more backing.
A forum may be something a group of users could undertake.
--
Regards, Terry North
Murphy's Law is recursive.
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