LibreOffice ist ein leistungsstarkes Office-Paket. Die klare Oberfläche und mächtigen Werkzeuge lassen Sie Ihre Kreativität entfalten und Ihre Produktivität steigern.
LibreOffice vereint verschiedene Anwendungen. Das macht es zum überzeugendsten freien und quelloffenen Office-Paket auf dem Markt.
LibreOffice 6: Das freie Office-Paket, von dem die LibreOffice-Community mehr als zwölf Jahre geträumt hat.
LibreOffice ist eines der freundlichsten und am schnellsten wachsenden Projekte in der Welt der freien und quelloffenen Software.
We often talk about the desktop version of LibreOffice on this blog, but our community is working on mobile tools as well. For instance, the LibreOffice Impress Remote lets you interact with your slideshow presentation from your Android device – including slide previews, speaker notes, and more. At the weekend, we released an update for […]
The Google Summer of Code – aka GSoC – is a global programme focused on bringing more student developers into free and open source software development. In 2019, LibreOffice was once again a participating project, and we describe the results here. Meanwhile, Muhammet Kara from the Turkish LibreOffice community gave a presentation about GSoC on […]
We often talk about the desktop version of LibreOffice on this blog, but our community is working on mobile tools as well. For instance, the LibreOffice Impress Remote lets you interact with your slideshow presentation from your Android device – including slide previews, speaker notes, and more. At the weekend, we released an update for […]
For a long time now I have noticed that OutputDevice is a class that is tightly coupled to drawing primitives such a pixels, lines, rectangles, etc. To draw new primitives in OutputDevice, you need to change the interface by adding another function, often you need to add new private functions, etc.
I have never been entirely comfortable with this - I believe that we shouldn't vary the OutputDevice class, but instead the functionality should be implemented in a