LibreOffice Celebrates First Anniversary
It was just a year ago today that LibreOffice was officially announced and the first beta of the OpenOffice.org fork was released. The Document Foundation marked the occasion by sending out a announcement with lots of juicy statistics. For example, LibreOffice represents the results of the collaborative power of 330 contributors.
"SUSE and community volunteers new to the project have provided around 25% each of the commits, with a further 20% coming from RedHat and another 20% coming from the OpenOffice.org code base."
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The Document Foundation Celebrates Its First Anniversary
A year after the fork: LibreOffice is growing and going strong
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Happy B'day LibO
standardsandfreedom.net: It’s been one year, and I still can’t believe time has gone so fast. ... It’s been a great year. It’s been a tough year. I learned a lot. But folks, beyond the code, beyond a community, beyond ourselves, we did more than an office suite.
We changed the world.
Rest here
hardly
Someones just a bit full of themselves aren't they.