Re: [tdf-discuss] Installing LibreOffice Extensions

On 10/15/2010 07:35 PM, Marc Paré wrote:

> We may decide to have different targeted versions of LibO for education;
> business; academic; SOHO; corporate etc. with added value plugins. 

Rather than creating umpteen different versions of LibO, how about
umpteen different collections of extensions?  Include the most popular,
or theoretically most useful half a dozen or so collections in the
installation package, allowing the user which package(s) they want to
install.

> I would also suggest not to drown the new user with too many new extensions (especially with them 
> showing up in the menu bars) 

+1

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On a semi-related note, my suggestion is for extensions to be off one
menu, and not create their own top menu item.  (IOW, all extensions are
found under "Extensions", rather than have a top line menu item, like
".riess", "toools", "Scale Assistent", etc.)

I'd also suggest that toolbars be mergable into existing toolbars,
rather than create their own new toolbar.

jonathon
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