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LibreOffice 3.5.4, faster than ever

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organization The Document Foundation has announced the availability of LibreOffice 3.5.4 , the fifth version of the family 3.5 of this office suite that comes with significant changes in performance.

LibreOffice LibreOffice 3.5.4, faster than ever

reveal the creators of the suite at the official announcement, “ LibreOffice 3.5.4 offers significant performance improvements over the previous version of the product, which is the combined result of many code optimizations implemented in recent months and the active pursuit of regressions on a regular basis by developers and volunteers “.

The result, they say, is the fastest version of the history of LibreOffice, with improved performance up to 100% (ie, double) when opening large files, although they point that these improvements depend on the operating system, hardware configuration and file content.

The Document Foundation recommends the update to all users, which can make downloading and installing LibreOffice 3.5.4 from this link . You have more details on this version in the change logs for RC1 and RC2 versions of this edition, which was informed of the improvements.

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PING # 19: Chrome / Chromium (x2), Firefox, PulseAudio, ‘Secure Notes’, LibreOffice and Thunderbird

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After a Saturday off, returns PING MuyLinux , I will not say that with an incredible selection of subjects, because not every week is the same ” chicha “, but with some articles, news and tricks, they are …

PING # 19: Chrome / Chromium (x2), Firefox, PulseAudio, Secure Notes, and Thunderbird LibreOffice,

Adapts

scrollbars Chrome / Chromium style GNOME 3.4 : And there’s more to add. The trick I have in GNULinux.cat.

Notifications

native Chrome / Chromium on Linux : Another trick to adapt this to your desktop web browser, you will find on OMG! Ubuntu

New Firefox beta for Android : What our partners say MuyComputer, and the truth is that the developments are very interesting, since support for Flash Player to renewed much improved interface.

PulseAudio

2.0 : As if someone had passed, PulseAudio comes to new version, which you will find detailed news release notes.

Plasmoid ‘Secure Notes’ : As it sounds, this is a desktop notes plasmoid that can be saved with passwords. What you have in KDE-Apps, but be warned it is a touch version 0.1 and compile it.

Crop images visually in LibreOffice with CropOOo : Another title that says it all, quite interesting for more than one. This time you have it explained in Spanish in El atareao.

Jump

sudo restrictions (in many distributions) : In Hispasec warn a vulnerability that affects many of the current Linux distros and kernel’s been around almost five years. But calm, updates are being put in place.

integrate Thunderbird 15 ‘DNT’ : It is confirmed that incorporate technology antirastreo Thunderbird Firefox ‘Do Not Track’, that have already adopted, or are in process of doing so-from Chrome to Opera or even Twitter. Details on MuyComputer.

good weekend!

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Tags: Android, Chrome, Chromium, DNT, Do Not Track, Firefox, GNOME 3.4, LibreOffice, Secure Notes, notices, PING, plasmoids, PulseAudio, Thunderbird, Tricks

LibreOffice in Ubuntu for Android

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Richard Collins, an employee of Canonicla, has shown how it would work with office documents through the Ubuntu platform for Android .

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The proof is an extension of what we had seen: a smartphone based on Android certain requirements hardware-bit high, but increasingly common in modern smartphones, connected to a monitor and then run application to use an Ubuntu desktop from the terminal itself .

From there you can open and work with a LibreOffice office document of any kind with some ease thanks to the power of the microprocessor of the mobile (in this case, a Motorola Altrix 2), which allows the kernel only serves both Android and Ubuntu is the basis of user experience in which we can use these terminals almost like desktop PCs . We leave you with the video:

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LibreOffice already allows document collaboration via the Internet

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office suite LibreOffice have added a feature still experimental: the ability for multiple people can work simultaneously in a document in different parts of the world and through Internet .

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The secret of this function is LibreOffice work together with Telepathy , an instant messaging environment supports different protocols. As indicated in Ars Technica, one of the key features of Telepathy is that it allows these IM protocols are used as a means of arbitrary communication between applications.

That ability made

four LibreOffice developers were found for a small “hackfest” in the offices of the Open Source startup Collabora for work on a prototype of a collaborative role in LibreOffice . This “festival of hacking” was organized by The Document Foundation.

In the following video you can see the functionality in action, and as can be seen in that video, to edit cells in a spreadsheet changes reflect a user performed in near real time spreadsheet in the other user.

Although there is much work to do, is expected that this capacity is not too late to reach the users of this suite , which would promote further the use of the Open Source office suite. You can find more details on this achievement on the blog of Michael Meeks, one of the developers who worked on this prototype.

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