We Love Performance... So We Love LibreOffice 6.4 With This Office Suite Now Running Faster

[Oddsocks]

What the ever loving fuck? Packing their own QR code generator. That is so, so, so not Unix. Don't they know that we have a one tool to do it right philosophy? By including that they clearly don't care about traditional Unix philosophies and I don't know if I can use LibreOffice anymore.

Indeed, I'm surprised that you're not using troff instead. LibreOffice has also got a spellchecker, which is outrageous given they could just pipe it through hunspell.

[nuetzel]

PDF - 'Full-Sheet Previews'
do NOT show up on my version 6.4.0.3 on openSUSE TW.
Only on Windows?

[nuetzel]

x2, I remember buying StarOffice 4.0 for Linux, back in the late 1990's. I probably still have a copy saved somewhere!

Ahm, I had a former Windows version, too...
Lüneburg, Germany. ;-)
Our home bank offered StarMoney 'for free', too.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Division

[nuetzel]

No flickering here and I don't know what to watch out for. A bog standard 60Hz IPS display; HW acceleration is enabled.

HW only? And or OpenGL?
Here works both. openSUSE TW. Polaris 20.

[SledgeHammer_999]

I don't think it's in development anymore... I uninstalled it when it started segfaulting a lot.

Actually, it doesn't seem to be present on Google Play anymore. The Document Foundation only has a single application - Impress Remote. Who published the LO viewer? There is some code at https://github.com/w7849516230/libreoffice_android, but it doesn't look official

Hmm, I didn't realize they have pulled it. I have had it installed quite a time now.
Going to their wiki page, it seems that they propose this beta from Collabora. (this beta change change seems very new)

[microcode]

Now LibreOffice Calc can crash inexplicably in less time than ever before!

[quikee]

I don't think it's in development anymore... I uninstalled it when it started segfaulting a lot.

Actually, it doesn't seem to be present on Google Play anymore. The Document Foundation only has a single application - Impress Remote. Who published the LO viewer? There is some code at https://github.com/w7849516230/libreoffice_android, but it doesn't look official

Correct, it's being replaced by a solution, which shares the codebase with LibreOffice Online and the iOS version.

The code for the "LO viewer" is still where it always was... in the official LibreOffice repository.

[ferry]

What the ever loving fuck? Packing their own QR code generator. That is so, so, so not Unix. Don't they know that we have a one tool to do it right philosophy? By including that they clearly don't care about traditional Unix philosophies and I don't know if I can use LibreOffice anymore.

Yeah, adding a QR generator - that's the problem.

Not that weather you crash a drawing a document or a spreadsheet will kill all your drawings, documents and spreadsheets, since it is a single application that does all.

[torsionbar28]

It's already been 10 years since LibreOffice was announced?

I feel old

x2, I remember buying StarOffice 4.0 for Linux, back in the late 1990's. I probably still have a copy saved somewhere!

[Syfer]

Anyone knows what's up with "LibreOffice Viewer for Android"? The last available version is very old. (~2 years old)

I don't think it's in development anymore... I uninstalled it when it started segfaulting a lot.

Actually, it doesn't seem to be present on Google Play anymore. The Document Foundation only has a single application - Impress Remote. Who published the LO viewer? There is some code at https://github.com/w7849516230/libreoffice_android, but it doesn't look official