Linked by Thom Holwerda on Sun 18th Sep 2005 20:58 UTC, submitted by Jono Bacon
"I would go so far as to say that a feature complete, high performing and integrated OpenOffice.org is key to the success of the Linux desktop. This importance is key, and I get concerned when I hear that there is a lack of hands. So, what can we all do? How can we help? How can we make OpenOffice.org into the office suite that is not only capable, but has a strong vitality?"
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Of course, there is place for improvement. Globally, I'm very happy with the OO.o beta2 version. That's why I'm saying thank you to the OO.o developpers.
ma_d:
"I'd like to see the Word processor transform into something non-WYSIWYG."
This is an interesting idea. Something, like a "LaTeX" generating OpenDocument (OASIS). But, please, do not blame OO.o developpers for not doing this.
Related to this question. Does anybody know if there is some work on a TEX to OpenDocument converter ? I would not be suprised, if this is already existing. I did not succeed to find infos.