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piyou@diaspora-fr.org
Piyou

DĂ©monstration de logiciel libre pour faire un tract, Ă  la FĂȘte de l’HumanitĂ©

L’association «Les Ordis Libres» organise deux ateliers logiciels pour montrer des outils numĂ©riques libres utiles pour rĂ©diger et mettre en forme un tract.
Nous utiliserons le site https://entraide.chatons.org pour crĂ©er un pad, se mettre d’accord sur le contenu, puis une dĂ©mo de LibreOffice Draw pour le mettre en forme.

Deux sessions sont prévues :

  • vendredi 17/09/2024 de 17h Ă  17h45
  • samedi 18/09/2024 de 10h Ă  11h

La FĂȘte de l’HumanitĂ© se dĂ©roule les 13-14-15/09/2024 au Plessis-PatĂ©, base 217, dans l’Essonne, Ă  cĂŽtĂ© de BrĂ©tigny-sur-Orge.

#LesOrdisLibres #FĂȘte-HumanitĂ© #LibreOffice #Draw #pad #lesChatons #tract #lutte #manif

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michi@f.praschnig.com
Michi

Hallo allwissendes Fediverse

Ich habe ein Problem mit #LibreOffice und #Zotero . Es geht um eine lÀngere Arbeit mir vielen Zitierungen. Der Text ist in Blocksatz gehalten. Teilweise habe ich wie auf dem Bild das Problem, dass der Punkt nach der Zitierung auf die nÀchste Zeile gelegt wird. Das kann auch am Ende eines Absatzes geschehen. Irgendwie erfolgt kein passender Zeilenumbruch. Ich kriege das einfach nicht hin. Hat irgendjemand einen Vorschlag? Einen Tipp?

#askfediverse #frage #writer #blocksatz #zitieren

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danie10@squeet.me
Danie

LibreOffice has some really excellent getting-started Guides for their open-source Office Suite

Title page of a training guide with heading LibreOffice Community, and Getting Started Guide with a number 7.6 at the bottom left. In the centre is a number of different application icons arranged as a design. Some are icons for documents, whilst others are spreadsheets, databases, a formula, etc.
There are some good reasons why Microsoft Office gets used widely, and that is often because it comes pre-installed as trialware on Windows PC’s, it is pushed into schools and universities with educational discounts, it has massive funding for lobbying governments and sponsoring “digital villages”, etc.

But it does create vendor lock-in, stifles innovation through being closed-source, pushes many into being locked into a cloud service with ever-increasing costs, does not use a fully open-standard format (provides limited support for ODF as well, and there was good reason why many governments chose ODF over Docx), makes it difficult to export one’s documents cleanly between different applications, and of course has numerous license limitation son how it can be used.

It is certainly not to say that LibreOffice is better in terms of features than MS Office, but I’ve yet to find something I could not do with LibreOffice that I needed to get done. It is fully open-source, free to use and free to modify and examine, free of restrictions on its use, and is fully cross-platform (not only for the application itself, but also for its documents that can move between platforms and even to other applications using the open ODF format).

But one potential drawback with many open-source projects (including GIMP) is their lack of really good documentation. Good documentation needs to be clear and easy to understand. LibreOffice actually does have very good documentation at the link below. The guides are well-designed and many are over 500 pages each. They cover a Getting Started Guide, Writer Guide (word processing), Calc Guide (spreadsheets), Draw Guide (vector graphics drawing and illustrations), Impress Guide (presentations), and the Math Guide (formula equation editor).

The guides are also available in some other languages and can be downloaded as PDFs to be printed, or even in ODF source format for editing or adapting to one’s needs.

See documentation.libreoffice.org/

#Blog, #libreoffice, #opensource, #technology

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sortirdefacebook@diaspora-fr.org
sortirdefacebook

Une région allemande migre 30 000 postes de travail sous #linux et #libreoffice

https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2024/04/04/german-state-moving-30000-pcs-to-libreoffice/

"AprÚs un projet pilote réussi, l'état fédéral Schleswig-Holstein a décidé de migrer les 30 000 PCs de l'administration de Microsoft Windows et Microsoft Office à Linux et LibreOffice (ainsi qu'à d'autres logiciels libres [sans plus de détails])."

L'annonce officielle parle de "indépendance, durabilité et sécurité".

"Cela fait suite à la conclusion de l'European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) [qu'est-ce donc ?] que l'usage de Microsoft 365 par la Commission Européenne viole le respect de la loi sur la protection des données personnelles.

De plus, il y a toujours cette question sous-jacente: pourquoi est-ce que l'argent du contribuable devrait servir Ă  acheter des licences de logiciels propriĂ©taires d'un seul revendeur ? Avec LibreOffice et les logiciels libres en gĂ©nĂ©ral, les administrations ont beaucoup plus de possibilitĂ©s de support, et ce choix permet de financer des dĂ©veloppeurs locaux pour apporter des amĂ©liorations. Et bien entendu, les gouvernements locaux dĂ©tiennent tout le contrĂŽle sur leurs logiciels, pouvant analyser les codes sources, apporter les changements dont ils ont besoin et pouvant les dĂ©ployer d'eux-mĂȘme sur leur propre infrastructure."

=> "argent public, code public" https://publiccode.eu/en/

#microsoft #logiciellibre

German state moving 30,000 PCs to LibreOffice - The Document Foundation Blog

Following a successful pilot project, the northern German federal state of Schleswig-Holstein has decided to move from Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office to Linux and LibreOffice (and other free and open source software) on the 30,000 PCs used...

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stefanh@pod.geraspora.de
Stefan H., born at 322 ppmv

@pyngudigital@social.pyngu.com:

Schleswig-Holstein geht voran:

#LibreOffice statt M$ Office
#Linux statt Windows
#Thunderbird statt Outlook
#Nextcloud statt Sharepoint

Das Kabinett hat den Startschuss fĂŒr den Umstieg auf freie Software gegeben - ein Gewinn fĂŒr #IT-Sicherheit, #Datenschutz und die heimische Digitalwirtschaft.

Langfristiges Ziel ist die vollstÀndige digitale SouverÀnitÀt des Landes.

https://www.schleswig-holstein.de/DE/landesregierung/ministerien-behoerden/I/_startseite/Artikel2024/II/240403_digitalsouveraene_verwaltung.html

Wir ziehen den Hut und wĂŒnschen eine erfolgreiche Umsetzung!đŸŽ©

Einstieg in den Umstieg

Schleswig-Holstein setzt kĂŒnftig auf einen digital souverĂ€nen IT-Arbeitsplatz in der Landesverwaltung – das hat das Kabinett nun beschlossen.

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