All about open source! Feel free to ask questions, and share news, and interesting stuff!
Community icon from opensource.org, but we are not affiliated with them.
So I was just looking at my artwork on my 13 year old family desktop and found out that Libreoffice was on the homescreen. I was SH9CKED to see that since me and my family probably didn't even know a single bit of Libreoffice
Am I missing something? The thread doesn't make any sense to me. The desktop wallpaper seems to be Win11's default, and as other users noted Discord and Libre Office v7.5 are not 13yo. The hardware could be 13yo, but then what?
Libreoffice must've auto updated itself until 7.5, my parents updated the OS version, and I must've downloaded Discord for something I didn't aftaully want to do
That's a lot of 'must have'.
Windows 11 requires TPM 2, late 2017 CPU at least, and UEFI, which means that your parents couldn't have updated to it without circumventing the requirements. If they did circumvent it, they can't be that technically unaware, which means they probably would have heard and possibly used LibreOffice and could have installed it themselves.
That, or, that's not a 13yo hardware.
And it's unlikely, to say the least, that Libre Office just popped up there. So, I don't see the point of the thread and there's a lot of unlikely scenarios that makes it most likely bullshit.
Libreoffice 7.5 came out around 2023, so it must've been updated more recently.
Discord came out 2015.
Libreoffice 7.5 came out around 2023
Libreoffice back then!!???
i must be getting old since 2023 feels like yesterday. :p
Discord isnt 13 years old. Some more context?
What 20 years of no UX improvements does
You'll take my early 2000s aesthetic word processor from my cold dead hands! Libre Office still looks like that for the same reason sharks are still shaped like that. No improvement necessary, any change could only make it worse.
Murcury, Moranda... tell us more
Hey. Spelling-wise I wasn't the best back then. I am not from a mainly Engkish-speaking region
Yep, it's one of those pieces of software that you forgot you had installed. But when you need it, it's right there.
As all Software should. No notifications, no bloated size. No reminder to set it as default when you start it.
My country's national curriculum used to teach openoffice instead of microsoft office because of uh sorry but I forgot my years old computer syllabus, India probably has migrated to Libreoffice by now surely, I still have a couple of screenshots I believe, or maybe the email of my project is lying around somehwere.
I think that's roughly the version Google still supplies to anyone who sets up the Debian-based Linux option on their Chromebooks. Google doesn't bother updating that shit.
Yup, I first installed it in 2011.