Hi there,
i was wondering if it would be helpfull to create a subdomain for Libreoffice learning content.
With a domain like “learn.libreoffice.org” or “learning.libreoffice.org” it would be much easier to find the content.
What do you guys think?
I took the liberty to retag your question meta (because common addresses problems occurring in all components of the suite: Writer, Calc, Impres, …), removing basic because it has nothing to do with programming in BASIC.
Please, could you elaborate more on what you expect to find in such a subsite?
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Sorry about the wrong tags. I could not find anything better
…so thank you
You could link to videos and text tutorials regarding the software.
I find it somewhat difficult to find ressources because they are either in submenus on the libreoffice site or on the documentfoundation site. A subdomain for learning content could be a solution for it.
There is a wiki for the document foundation, https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Main_Page
To learn how to use LibreOffice, the guides are a good first place, linked from the LibreOffice site main menus, Help - Documentation
Do you know selfhtml By Stefan Münz?
The author’s idea as I understood it was to exemplify the value of what he wrote about by the document itself .
Concerning LibO you surely can’t get a single document for learners including every module of the software, but for Writer (or most of it) a master document of the kind should be feasible. Calc might also be a candidate, but must be treated differently because the explaining text and the explained features are of very different nature.
I would even more like a wiki tidying up the terminology and its flaws first of all.
(Post “crossed in air” with the one above.)
