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[marketing-dev] Re: Let's move on

Louis Suárez-Potts — 2011-12-13T06:27:09

oh, dear. I accidentally pressed the wrong button… sigh….
Anyway, I was going on to say that we do need for people interested in
contributing to sign up. But that is just a stat. More importantly, we
need to determine processes to follow, and the includes identifying
where to do the work. It may be within the Apache frame and site, but
it may not; let's see.

Regardless of these very important details, we do need to get going so
that when the new year comes—in a lot less than I'd hope—we can be
fresh.

More to come, but even more if you join us in discussing the options
and desires.

And sorry for clumsiness—

cheers,
Louis


On 13 December 2011 01:21, Louis Suárez-Potts <luispo< at >gmail.com> wrote:

[marketing-dev] Let's move on

Louis Suárez-Potts — 2011-12-13T06:21:03

All,

The new Apache OpenOffice is ready for you. We cannot and probably do
not want to replicate what we have had here, but we can, I believe,
take the best of it and move on. There is tremendous value in what
we—no, you—have accomplished, and I have no interest, and I doubt you
do, too, in losing it. Actually, I see 2012 as a banner year of
opportunity.

What needs to be done, then, i you want to contribute, and I do encourage that.

* Sign up with the Apache site
* Get started with discussing the future of:

[marketing-dev] Announcement: List Migration to new ooo-marketing list

2011-10-26T12:49:01

Please read this note in its entirety. It contains important
information related to this mailing list, its migration to the Apache
Software Foundation, and the steps you must take to ensure continuous
access to the list.

As you may have heard, Oracle contributed the OpenOffice.org (OOo) code
to Apache in June. All new projects at Apache start in the "Incubator",
a special part of Apache where new projects ("Podlings") and their
communities are given special attention by Apache "mentors" as they
learn about Apache, ensure that the source code meets Apache's license
requirements, and work toward their initial Apache release.

In parallel with the coding efforts needed before we can publish Apache
OpenOffice.org 3.4.0, the Apache OpenOffice.org community, working with
the Apache Infrastructure team, is migrating the many legacy OOo
websites and other online services formerly hosted by Sun/Oracle onto
Apache servers. This has been a huge effort and we are showing good
progress in many areas. You can read more a

[marketing-dev] Re: problem

richard clary — 2011-10-15T17:47:58

*How Ironic is this that somehow I was copied on this e-mail, of which
awakened a memory. Some time ago I had downloaded OO as an alternative to
spending the $100 to get the real deal.  I have a handicap that can be
analogized as gray hair. It can be treated but never really goes away.
Having said that, I am endlessly looking for solutions that are very cost
effective, can be support by associations and humanitarian aid programs.
Stephen Hawking is my inspiration in doing so. Now to the point dear
governors’, I wrote an e-mail to OO some time ago expressing curiosity as to
what OO is doing about STT/TTS. I offered my services to test and provide
quality feedback for such an endeavor.  I was sure your organization was
working on their solution to this, as the products range from trial free,
low-end MS included in windows, to $499.00 a pop. The little guy or
handicapped are seldom afforded that kind of money.   I never heard back
from OO? Never the less, I will take this unusual opportunity to extend my
offe

[marketing-dev] Re: problem

Gozarks — 2011-10-15T16:29:15

I have to raise my hand here to say that in a way, miki z's problem is
a 'marketing' problem... at least from the perspective that marketing
caters to getting end-users 'involved' with our product... and (as has
been my long-time rant) there is (imho) -- throughout the marketplace

[marketing-dev] Re: problem

Peter Junge — 2011-10-15T16:20:54

OOPS, that CC to the list wasn't intended.

Sorry,
Peter


On 10/15/2011 06:16 PM, Peter Junge wrote:

[marketing-dev] Re: problem

Peter Junge — 2011-10-15T16:16:24

Dear miki z,

I'm the moderator of the OOo Marketing Project mailing list. There are 
two issues with your your concern. Firstly, the Marketing Project 
mailing list is not the right list to raise user questions. Secondly, 
you are nor subscribe to that list that´s why it got moderated.

Please contact the mailing list users< at >openoffice.org. To subscribe to 
that list, please send a mail (subject and body doesn't matter) to 
users-subscribe< at >openoffice.org and follow the instructions of the 
automated reply.

Best regards,
Peter

On 01/-10/-28163 08:59 PM, miki z wrote:

[marketing-dev] Re: OPENOFFICE FOR TABLETS

Andy Brown — 2011-08-06T14:57:13

Eric,

I am not sure how many are on the team.  Italo of the SC is the one that 
brought it up.  See for your self. 
http://blip.tv/flourish-conference/libreoffice-and-the-document-foundation-5005407 
.

I have no reason to make this up.

Andy

[marketing-dev] Re: OPENOFFICE FOR TABLETS

Ian Lynch — 2011-08-06T11:03:14


I run LibO currently on a Asus Eee netbook with 1 Gig of RAM, 1.6 GHz Atom
single core processor and Ubuntu/LibO. It's perfectly usable so I don't see
any reason why multi-core ARM based tablets are going to be "too small
brain". I do think that the tablet market is largely wide open for OOo/LO
but that window of opportunity could be narrow. It would be a good strategy
to get OOo to Android asap because chances are that tablet users would also
install OOo on any Windows PCs they use if it was on their tablet,
especially if they use the tablet more. If one tablet manufacturer
pre-installs OOo others will so as not to lose competitive edge. As time
goes on I can see the imperative in making OOo a better experience on
tablets rather than adding more features but in the first instance better to
just get it working.

-louis

[marketing-dev] Re: OPENOFFICE FOR TABLETS

eric b — 2011-08-06T07:09:52

Hi,


Le 6 août 11 à 05:47, Andy Brown a écrit :



A Team ?  How many people ?   /me curious :-)




IMHO, nothing in LO is currently adapted to such machines and  
operating system, but if you pretend this, you should have serious  
proofs ?

I'm curious to see what could happen so fast, really. I had in mind a  
lot of changes in the code, and even more.


Last but not least, EducOOo is working on ARM port too.  Not Android,  
but only Linux ( Debian, Ubuntu, Archlinux .. ).

And if some "mecene" is interested to help us, we (EducOOo) work with  
schools and students, and reverse the code to OpenOffice.org (unlike  
LibreOffice).



Regards,
Eric Bachard

[marketing-dev] Re: OPENOFFICE FOR TABLETS

Louis Suárez-Potts — 2011-08-06T03:50:06

hi,

On 2011-08-05, at 23:47 , Andy Brown wrote:


Others, do, too. And it is really desired. I do need to contact Florian R., who is the main guy working on it…..

But the point, as I see it, is an ODF manipulator, editor, not "OOo on a too small brain."

-louis

[marketing-dev] Re: OPENOFFICE FOR TABLETS

Andy Brown — 2011-08-06T03:47:28

LibreOffice has a team working on a port to Android so it may just happen.

Andy

[marketing-dev] Re: OPENOFFICE FOR TABLETS

Louis Suárez-Potts — 2011-08-06T02:00:14

Stephen, et al.
I replied privately to Mrs Evaggelou, and pointed out that though OOo 3.3.x is licensed LGPL v3., the trademark for same is owned by Oracle and is not open source or copyleft: it is copyright. 

Since then, she has indicated her desire to put the app on tablets. I underscored that she does not have permission to use the trademarks. Once the transition to Apache is finalized in this matter, I assume things will be clearer.

As to the meat of the matter: OOo on a tablet? let's see it.

:-)

If so, and I believe mine eyes, then bango wango!

cheers,
Louis


On 2011-08-05, at 20:24 , Stephen Samuel wrote:

[marketing-dev] Re: OPENOFFICE FOR TABLETS

Stephen Samuel — 2011-08-06T00:24:10

Openoffice.org (and line libreoffice) is an open source project.  As such,
there is nobody you have to "go to" for permission to use the code, as long
as you abide by the licenses associated with the code (mostly having to do
with releasing and licensing the source code).

Stephen Samuel samuel< at >bcgreen.com
778-861-7641

On 2011-08-05 10:55 AM, "Louis Suárez-Potts" <lsuarezpotts< at >gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Mrs Evaggelou,

I will reply directly to you, but I am also replying here to the public
lists you sent this note to. Please be aware that OpenOffice.org mail lists
are public. Their archives are visible by all, as they are freely accessible
on the Internet.  We therefore urge people not to post personal or otherwise
sensitive information to the lists.

Louis


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[marketing-dev] Re: OPENOFFICE FOR TABLETS

Louis Suárez-Potts — 2011-08-03T16:05:17

Dear Mrs Evaggelou,

I will reply directly to you, but I am also replying here to the public lists you sent this note to. Please be aware that OpenOffice.org mail lists are public. Their archives are visible by all, as they are freely accessible on the Internet.  We therefore urge people not to post personal or otherwise sensitive information to the lists.

Louis


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[marketing-dev] Invitation to connect on LinkedIn

Andrea Massimo Chiumenti — 2011-06-13T07:49:16

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[marketing-dev] EuroSIG

Alexandro Colorado — 2011-06-10T22:23:08

*< at >EuSpRIG <http://twitter.com/EuSpRIG>*: < at >openofficeorg do you think you
might send someone to the < at >EuSpRIG annual conference? We would love your
input http://eusprig.org/2011_draft_programme.pdf June 10, 2011 at 02:28 PM

[marketing-dev] Re: Resigning as Marketing Project Lead

Alex Fisher — 2011-06-10T10:36:26

Same from me. I'm planning to take on Chinese language next year as part of a 
BA, with a bit of luck I might manage an exchange to one of the Chinese 
Univerities :)

[marketing-dev] Re: Resigning as Marketing Project Lead

Peter Junge — 2011-06-09T15:00:13

Hi Kazunari-san,

indeed I also have been enjoying meeting you in Beijing very much. I 
guess we will still be working together in one way or another. Having a 
conference in Japan would be great. As soon as Apache OOo is matured 
there will be the need again to call for OOoCon locations.

Thanks a lot and best regards,
Peter

On 08.06.2011 05:10, Kazunari Hirano wrote: