On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 11:32 AM, Katheryne Draven borgqueen4@gmail.comwrote:
I would have to agree with Ilya Chernykh. While I do understand the undertaking required to keep it, life has shown me, nothing worth while, is ever easy. Becoming dependant on outside office suites, which are now becoming fragmented (project fragmentation is FOSS's kryptonite) is unwise.
That is not an issue provided that they are open to integration patches, IMHO. One always has the chance to fork that suite, integrate the patches and supply ir to whoever wants that.
I do use koffice, its has a lot of advantages OOo and its off shoots don't. Too many to go into but avid users know.
I personally never was able to use KOffice 3.5. It didn't open any files, the interface was a mess, it simply didn't work ok. The only app I ever used regularly was Krita - which was quite good - though I mostly replaced it with GIMP nowadays, even though I can install Krita with no problems.
I would very much like to hear what is so great about KOffice 3, as LibreOffice is not perfect but I haven't truly found anything better. Otherwise, my personal opinion on the matter is very much like of all others. What we would gain with integration and consistent user interfaces doesn't make up for the lack of features and file support under KOffice.
Best regards, Tiago
Its something that needs to be considered patiently. Hast makes waste
and all that rot.
Thanks for listen (or reading rather)
Kate Draven
On 6/20/11, Ilya Chernykh anixxsus@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday 20 June 2011 03:39:56 Timothy Pearson wrote:
I agree with Lukas here. Unfortunately we can't just drop koffice, as there is at least one application within it that cannot be replaced, but the overall goal was to save as much of the KDE3 experience as possible. Polluting the repository with obsolete applications that perform
functions
that are no longer needed in the real world
Btw, did you try to backport export/import filters from KDE4's KOffice? They are fairly independent from the rest and already in cmake.
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