Zeit für ein Update: #LibreOffice 25.2.3 ist jetzt verfügbar. Dies ist das dritte Update für unseren neuesten stabilen Zweig, und wir empfehlen allen Benutzern, es zu installieren:
https://de.blog.documentfoundation.org/2025/04/30/ankuendigung-von-libreoffice-25-2-3/
#foss #opensource #fedilz
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Niemcy zobowiązują się do stosowania standardów ODF i otwartych dokumentów. Suwerenność cyfrowa ma kluczowe znaczenie dla wolności danych. Jeśli rządy i organizacje używają zastrzeżonych lub pseudostandardowych formatów, ograniczają narzędzia, których obywatele mogą używać do uzyskiwania dostępu do danych. #opensource #linux #libreoffice #germany https://linuxiarze.pl/niemcy-zobowiazuja-sie-do-stosowania-standardow-odf-i-otwartych-dokumentow/
Update time: #LibreOffice 25.2.3 is now available. This is the third update to our latest stable branch, and all users are recommended to get it: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2025/04/30/announcing-libreoffice-25-2-3/ #foss #OpenSource
The Document Foundation Blog · Announcing LibreOffice 25.2.3 - The Document Foundation BlogLatest maintenance release brings improved stability and fixes to the powerful free office suite Berlin, 30 April 2025 – The Document Foundation is pleased to announce the release of LibreOffice 25.2.3, the third maintenance release of the LibreOffice 25.2 family for Windows (Intel, AMD and ARM), MacOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux, which is […]
In April, we in the #LibreOffice community attended events in-person (giving away cool merchandise!). We also gave talks online, and announced the location of 2025's conference: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2025/04/30/libreoffice-project-and-community-recap-april-2025/ #foss #OpenSource
Weg von proprietären Pseudostandards, hin zu offenen Dateiformaten! 
https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2025/04/29/germany-committing-to-odf-and-open-document-standards/
The Document Foundation Blog · Germany committing to ODF and open document standards - The Document Foundation BlogDigital sovereignty is becoming vitally important. If governments and organisations use proprietary or pseudo-standard formats, they limit the tools that citizens can use to access data. So we’re happy to see that the IT Planning Council in Germany is committing to move to the Open Document Format – a fully standardised format (and the default […]
Saksassa sitouduttu siirtymään Microsoftin toimisto-ohjelmista Libreofficeen vuoteen 2027 mennessä.
The Document Foundation Blog · Germany committing to ODF and open document standards - The Document Foundation BlogDigital sovereignty is becoming vitally important. If governments and organisations use proprietary or pseudo-standard formats, they limit the tools that citizens can use to access data. So we’re happy to see that the IT Planning Council in Germany is committing to move to the Open Document Format – a fully standardised format (and the default […]
It's #caturday, and since I don't have a cat to cause unpredictable behavior on my computer while I do quarterly taxes, I use #LibreOffice's notebookbar toolbars to achieve similar levels of entertainment: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=166356
I uploaded that #kde6 sddm rebuild for x86-64, I’d not ever built it up for arm64 yet but I’ll get to it later. Also, updated #libreoffice for arm64 to 25.2.3.1 which I’ve been sitting on for days as well. https://slackware.lngn.net/
slackware.lngn.netslackware packages/repos for aarch64 (and one or two for x86_64)
Today we're at the Linux-InfoDay 2025 in Augsburg, southern Germany! If you're in the area, pop by for a chat and grab some #LibreOffice merchandise 
https://www.luga.de/static/LIT-2025/ #foss #OpenSource #freesoftware ftware
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I don't think so, but even taking out of discussion the issue of the three little buttons overlapping weirdly, the buttons are just way too small.
I've got a weird problem with @libreoffice ...
Whenever I'm using fractional scaling, the little 
(etc.) buttons to change the detail level (collapse all of the groups) are way too small, and kinda misshapen (overlapping each other).
When I'm *not* using fractional scaling, they're **still** too small, but not overlapping.
I'm running the native package on #Debian #Trixie.
Just FYI, I'm running LO with the `QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb` env var, because otherwise I get *really* weird fractional scaling issues on #KDE #Plasma #wayland
But *this* particular problem I had even when running KDE #X11 on #Plasma 5.27 on Debian Stable. :/
#LibreOffice #LossyPNG
How to copy part of a column to another column in LibreOffice Calc #libreoffice
Ask UbuntuHow to copy part of a column to another column in LibreOffice CalcIn my LibreOffice Calc file, i have a column which contains values in the form of "Roll no : Name" like shown below.
123:XYZ
345:WRG
462:WEF
656:SAF
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I just want the Roll nos. So h...
Google-chrome does not print while other apps do #printing #googlechrome #libreoffice #diagnostic
Ask UbuntuGoogle-chrome does not print while other apps doI'm using a HP Officejet Pro 9120e Series printer via WIFI on my Ubuntu 25.04 desktop. The printer is added via the Gnome Settings. Printing a test page and printing from Evince PDF-viewer and Chro...
some apps don't print while others do #printing #googlechrome #libreoffice #diagnostic
Ask Ubuntusome apps don't print while others doCan anyone direct me how to diagnose my problem?
I'm using a HP Officejet Pro 9120e Series printer via WIFI on my Ubuntu 25.04 desktop. The printer is added via the Gnome Settings. Printing a test ...
Nailed a #libreoffice PDF import bug; a couple of months back I'd fixed reading PDF2 AES encrypted PDFs, which the existing code choked on, except for the case of 'hybrids' - which is a LO hack involving PDFs containing the original file so when they're opened they open the original rather than trying to messily backconvert the PDF; fixing the hybrid case got into a lot of mess of understanding how the hybrid hack works (and used to work).With that corner done, now I can close a 13 year old bug!
Coming up in May... But what's it about? Stay tuned to find out more. And you can get cool #LibreOffice merchandise including stickers, mugs and hoodies 
#foss #opensource
Attempted to profile #LibreOffice's sluggish/janky window resizing performance under Linux with #Sysprof, on Fedora 42 / GNOME 48, and I am not sure my test setup is entirely correct… because I somehow end up with Cairo everywhere instead of Skia, even if I tell the app to use Skia (anyone knows how to ensure it's actually using Skia in practice?): https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=160015#c5
bugs.documentfoundation.org160015 – Janky / slow window resizing and redrawing under Wayland
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"Gut, das hat nicht funktioniert - dann halt durch das Nö! seitens der Behörde *seufz*"
OK, aber es hat dann (rechtlich) doch funktioniert, oder?
Libre soll soll eindeutig "frei" bedeuten.
Du kannst niemanden befreien, der gar nicht frei sein möchte. 
Du suchst aber auch irgendwie den Don Quixote-Weg, oder?
In Behörden ist seit jeher der einfachste Weg, einen Verwaltungsakt verfahrensrechtlich tot zu machen. Er ist am wenigsten arbeitsintensiv, effizient & effektiv. 
Odd, #LibreOffice does not like having different scaling factors on two monitors.
I've got 1.8x scaling on my left (laptop) monitor and 1.0x on my right (HDMI). It looks like they're both getting 1.8x scaling, so everything is huge on my main (right) monitor.
I had to add QT_QPA_PLATFORM=xcb to the environment variables using the #KDE #Plasma menu editor to force it to run in X11 mode (XWayland), and now it's fine.
See: https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=141578
bugs.documentfoundation.org141578 – Libreoffice unusable with different scale factors used for different screens in multimonitor setup (on kf5/qt5/qt6 vcl + wayland)