ORFO releases beta proofing for Libre Office on Linux
At our editorial office, Teleus.ru , all employees have Ubuntu - according to the “set up and forget” principle.
But employees choose the text editors themselves: someone uses PyRoom , someone uses Sublime Text . Most chose Libre Office .
I do not welcome this, since it is not intended for the Web, but here we do not regulate the choice of employees. In addition, Libre Office has a spell checker, which is not superfluous. What made me even more reconciled with him was the recently released ORFO spelling check for Linux - as long as it exists in beta ( you can download it here ), but it is fully functional.
The result is a reduction in the number of errors, increased productivity.
What else does the editor need?
But employees choose the text editors themselves: someone uses PyRoom , someone uses Sublime Text . Most chose Libre Office .
I do not welcome this, since it is not intended for the Web, but here we do not regulate the choice of employees. In addition, Libre Office has a spell checker, which is not superfluous. What made me even more reconciled with him was the recently released ORFO spelling check for Linux - as long as it exists in beta ( you can download it here ), but it is fully functional.
The result is a reduction in the number of errors, increased productivity.
What else does the editor need?