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@forgejo

#Forgejo
Impressive how you deal with this. Keep up the good work.

@libreoffice

#LibreOffice #foss #opensource #freesoftware
I have a serious question. Will LibreOffice offers ever be a product with batteries included regarding grammar and spell check on a high level? I know that we have a very good spell checking, but I was wondering if there's ever something planned to have a really working grammar and style checking tool like languagetool out of the box.

@libreoffice @switchingsoftware

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#LibreOffice #foss #opensource #freesoftware

@libreoffice

Is it still maintained? I saw the last commit was in September 2024.

@libreoffice
It is interesting to note that their brand appears to be strong. Even all these year. I met more people during the past few year who know OpenOffice but not libreoffice.

Anyway, I am old enough to remember the discussion during the fork. Many were sceptical regarding the license, the development model of LO. Things turned to the good I would say.

And we even have collaboraoffice now.

@dansup @pixelfed

You decide what you do. Since 2018! that is dedication. #fedidb, #pixelfed and #loops are pretty good tools from what I hear. Impressive portfolio I would say. Keep up the good work.

@libreoffice Just a small wish. #PeerTube as addition to YT would be highly appreciated. Certainly, not only be me. Thanks for your great work.

I didn't see this coming. #DeltaChat is discussing to implement a feature that that other messengers already have: #RFC9078
I never expected this to happen. 🥳

https://github.com/deltachat/deltachat-android/issues/2401

@mattkram @joss one issue for the wider audience is that #JOSS is not included in all databases (e.g. #pubmed), thus it has less visibility. Moreover, it not indexed in #scopus or #WOS to get ''meaningful'' measures like the #impactfactor .
For those who need numbers:
#Exaly (https://exaly.com/journal/106890/journal-of-open-source-software) and #googlescholar cover it.
However, I see the merits of their approach and can tell that the review/publishing process is #SOTA.

@astrojuanlu @mattkram @joss It is a lot of work and time that is needed to get in the indexes.

Technically they could (see the referenced paper below).

They have a #DOI and #crossref, which seems to be sufficient.

Fun fact: They wrote in PeerJ about their first year (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32704456/), which is available via PubMed.

@NeonPurpleStar
Sounds like "fun". Hard to imagine that this is real.

Can somebody confirm that this is a real discussion?

#Musk #Science #YannLeCun #AI

@libreoffice @allotropia

#Core_ #foss #opensource

''Overhauled the Gnumeric import filter to fix bugs and add missing features''

Although, I am not in need for this feature, it is great to know since the #gnumeric development appears a bit stalled. L