Re: [documentliberation-discuss] two docx conversion test results on LibreOffice

Hi,

Hmmm I guess that OO.org and LibO are close to equivalent, maybe LibO just a tiny bit better.... I 
do not know anything else to be honest (i have Office 2010 on Win 7). Anyway, if there are problems 
with basic things, maybe you could try this https://office.com/start/default.aspx you can upload 
the files to OneDrive, isolate (delete) the issues, download the file and open it in LibreOffice 
and save it....

It seems you might be right @ QA-ML of LibO: 
http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice-qa
(I know, it is not ghe liberation project, it's LibreOffice....)

Liebe Grüße, / Yours,
Florian Reisinger

> Am 20.04.2014 um 22:43 schrieb Jay Philips <philipz85@hotmail.com>:
>
> Hi Florian,
>
> Well the intent of my testing is to determine which linux office suite can best handle docx 
> compatibility, so that i can suggest that suite to users who are making the shift from windows 
> and bringing their office 2007+ documents with them, in addition to submitting bugs to 
> LibreOffice's bug tracker as its the FOSS office suite. Regarding 'minimal' test cases, i dont 
> regularly create documents in microsoft office and the last version of it that i have is office 
> 2000 or xp, so its not possible for me to create original .docx files in it to show that 
> particular error, but if that is what is needed, i can have a friend who uses office 2010 or 2013 
> edit the file to isolate the issue. If i can assist the document liberation project, than i'm 
> more than willing to do so if its in my capacity.
>
> Jay Philips
>
> > On 04/20/2014 06:47 PM, Florian Reisinger wrote:
> > Hi Jay,
> >
> > I had no time to watch the talk myself, but what I can say is: In the LibreOffice-project we 
> > lack time (like people workdays). I would appreciate someone deeper involved in the 
> > documentliberation project than me to present his/her opinion.... As far as I understood, there 
> > is no seperate bugtracker ATM (or even "products", but that may change). Having a shared 
> > bugzilla with LibreOffice would make a lot of sense (the filters as single products, which in 
> > fact they are). So yes, it is important to have the documents and the diffs (opening in LibO, no 
> > edit saved in LibO. [From the unzipped file, as docx, odt are zipped AFAIK]). Okay up until here 
> > I was neutral, and now something I hope does not sound impolite or even rude: If a bug is not in 
> > the database, it is not a bug [Like: "we cannot do anything against it"]. I also do fear, that 
> > your documents are not "minimal" test cases. Your iniative (and please do not take the following 
> > as rude) does not make a lot of sense yet. Do not understand me wrong, you present the status 
> > quo, but that won't change as much as it could. Furthermore it would be important to have a dev 
> > which actually does the change (e.g. I am working at this project [LibreOffice] in my spare 
> > time,as well as many developers do. Of course some get paid to fix something, but that is 
> > professional support). What i want to say here: It's not about looking at the docs, they have to 
> > be a small test document showing the error. If it is in the database a dev is needed, which 
> > wants to fix this problem. All in all this is a long, time consuming task. What I know of the QA 
> > department in the projects we lack man-hours, so none of us can take care of the 
> > documentliberation stuff as well [although we have the same goals and the same foundation AND 
> > the same bugs]. Of course everyone would be willing to assist you at the beginning, but in my 
> > opinion we can not be that end-user oriented just now
> >
> > So thank you for reading that paragraph. Some small things: At the moment this mailinglist is a 
> > very low frequented one, so please do not unsubscribe. Your work IS appreciated, but it would be 
> > good if you could invest some hours a week/month. What I know is, that this is the only 
> > documentliberation-mailinglist yet, so you should be right here....
> >
> > Again thanks for reading, looking forward to hearing your answer :)
> >
> > Florian
>
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