I’ve been using Libre Office since it was first released in 2010. I’ve always been a fan of the Libre Office suite because it is easy to learn and it is great for collaboration. I’ve used Libre Office for years, which gave me a great perspective on how much I’ve learned about how the program works over the years.
Libre Office is really good at what it does, but it is not the best office suite for collaboration. The problem is that Libre Office is designed for one-to-one, one-to-many type of collaboration. This means that it will work really well for one-to-many type of collaboration, but it wont work well for two-to-many type of collaboration (email, document, and presentations).
Libre Office will be working on the next release, but I’ve got a feeling that Libre Office is going to be very hard to get right. It’s also hard to get it right.
Like many a piece of software, Libre Office is designed to be used for one-to-many, one-to-one type of collaboration. It is not designed for two-to-many type of collaboration, and it is not designed for email, document, or presentations. This is why when I say Libre Office is hard to get right I mean really hard. Libre Office cannot be used for more than one type of collaboration at a time.
This is not the first time Ive seen Libre Office use email for collaboration. One of the key features of the program is its ability to send documents, files, and emails as attachments. But with this being a collaboration tool, the user is limited to the type of collaboration they are using. So an email sent from Libre Office is limited to one-to-many, whereas a document sent from Libre Office is limited to one-to-one.
This is not the first time Ive seen Libre Office use email for collaboration. One of the key features of the program is its ability to send documents, files, and emails as attachments. But with this being a collaboration tool, the user is limited to the type of collaboration they are using. So an email sent from Libre Office is limited to one-to-many, whereas a document sent from Libre Office is limited to one-to-one.
Lib Tech Surfing is not the first collaboration tool Ive seen that uses email for collaboration. Google Docs is another example of a collaboration tool that uses email for collaboration.
The problem is that people aren’t really using collaboration tools in the way that they should be, especially with the rising popularity of instant messaging. Lib Tech Surfing is not meant to replace the real purpose of collaboration tools, which is to allow people to share documents and documents they have written with others without having to type them all in.
For the most part, people are using collaboration tools because they need to interact with more than one person at a time. When using collaboration tools, people are always at the mercy of the person who is using the tool. So when you use a collaboration tool, you are always at the mercy of whoever is using the tool.
Because of this, it’s important to look for ways to reduce the burden of collaboration. To this end, the new lib tech surf is meant to make collaboration easier, more efficient, and more effective.
