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Originally posted by cbxbiker61 View PostI'm glad LibreOffice continues to be updated, for those few occasions that I actually need a nicely formatted doc. Other than that I try to avoid using it. Text files created with Vim that I can grep are a lot simpler and useful to me.
Yes, it is larger because it is formatted text and XML and not compressed, yes
But it's cleartext: I can diff it, I can grep it and that's worth something to me and git is also happier.
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Originally posted by reba View Post
I'm using the LO output filter "Flat XML ODF Text Document (.fodt)", which is an uncompressed XML-representation of the document.
Yes, it is larger because it is formatted text and XML and not compressed, yes
But it's cleartext: I can diff it, I can grep it and that's worth something to me and git is also happier.
And as it's text (and XML) you can apply some other operations like text substitutions in the same batch process while you are processing conventional text files.
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Originally posted by cbxbiker61 View PostI'm glad LibreOffice continues to be updated, for those few occasions that I actually need a nicely formatted doc. Other than that I try to avoid using it. Text files created with Vim that I can grep are a lot simpler and useful to me.
I think LibreOffice Calc is quite nice, because spreadsheets you know.
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Originally posted by reba View Post
I'm using the LO output filter "Flat XML ODF Text Document (.fodt)", which is an uncompressed XML-representation of the document.
Yes, it is larger because it is formatted text and XML and not compressed, yes
But it's cleartext: I can diff it, I can grep it and that's worth something to me and git is also happier.
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