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So I want to like libreoffice, but its really terribly maintained. features come and go, practically at whim. For instance, custom motion paths seem to come a
by compsciphd 10y ago
So I want to like libreoffice, but its really terribly maintained. features come and go, practically at whim.
For instance, custom motion paths seem to come and go at whim (still not fixed in 5.3, and as this bug shows has been a recurring problem)
https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76916 https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76916
It's hard to rely on it when basic functionality constantly breaks.
- dublinben 10y agoI would hardly call that "basic functionality." I've been using LO as my primary office suite through several schools and jobs, and never felt like it was broken.
- compsciphd 10y agoto me custom paths are a basic function of making interactive/dynamic presentations.
- keithpeter 10y agoI agree with both comments up the tree. I use LO daily under Linux to produce handouts, simple screen based materials and spreadsheet models for teaching. My colleagues are blissfully ignorant of the fact that the materials they sometimes use where not produced in MS Office on Windows. I would really like a stable interface for creating interactive materials, but I'd settle for being able to export a full range of hyperlinked objects in Impress as a pdf file so that the hyperlinks work. That would get me 95% of where I would like to be.
- eisa01 10y agoYou're always welcome to file a bug/confirm a bug is present/reopen a previous bug!
- compsciphd 10y agosee the bottom comment in the link i provided