Я три часа писал текст, но, несмотря на автосохранение, у вас произошла какая-то ошибка и всё сгорело. Гарантии, что это не произойдёт опять в любой момент теперь нет.
Если бы не вы, я бы сразу воспользовался другим редактором. Поэтому LibreOffice идёт на . Возможность ещё раз так себя подставить надо исключить.
Not quite English… DeepL translation:
I spent three hours writing the text, but in spite of auto-saving, you had some kind of error and everything burned up. There is no guarantee that this will not happen again at any time now.
If it wasn’t for you, I would have used another editor right away. So LibreOffice goes to heck. The possibility of setting yourself up like this again must be eliminated.
Whatever…
@erAck
Actually I change these (been doing so for some time when seen) as it is inappropriate. This site and others like it have a wide range viewers with varying ages and backgrounds.
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And yes I understand you can, if really wanted, see what it originally was.
The translation I got from Deepl averred that LO had recently had congress of an intimate nature… he!! was mild in comparison.
The correct translation is:
“I am a clueless person, living in an imaginary world, where I believe that some software is guaranteed from problems. I never heard about Save button; I am rude enough to write to Ask site using F-words, blaming others for my own cluelessness. And luckily not going to bother others here with the masterpieces like this my post.”
And I suppose the question has nothing to do with the DB interface component Base.
That would be a fair assumption; they mention writing the text and editor. (According to the translation)
I have been using LibreOffice for more than one year and I know all the buttons to save or restore text. The computer hung many times, part of what was written was lost. But this was only a part, and not in general, everything that has been written since the opening of the program. So now the problem was in the program.
But I wrote not about the problem, but about the fact that there is no more trust in the LibreOffice program. I do not want to constantly close and open the program, due to the fact that simple saving does not guarantee the safety of even part of what is written. Plus, updates are not installed normally for you, it’s impossible to understand anything, professional computer language is everywhere, and for some reason you don’t guess to make ONE button, after which everything works and you don’t need to press anything else. Why do I need heaps of settings in which I do not understand anything, if I need the bare minimum of functions from a text editor?
Yes, I wrote emotionally about my decision to abandon LibreOffice - and the reasons for this are understandable. But I still sent the program to the insulting address - I criticized the idea, but you are already getting personal. So if you think I’m rude, then you’re no better.
However, so far the pros of using LibreOffice have outweighed the cons. So, in general, I am grateful to everyone who made this program.
It seems that this part was not translated quite accurately … It’s a pity, oh, what a pity …
After 40 years with computers I’d say try the power button to switch the thing of and plant some flowers inside.
Then you are right. You don’t need LibreOffice, so deinstall it. There is no need to find out, why you have troubles with the program. Just use something more simplistic.
@Villeroy
Come on!!!
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I have had enough of this trash. I have tried to be helpful in removing what I can and still you and others persist.
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This is way off the goal of a question and answer site.
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I’m done with this all.
I think you take criticism too sharply. If you think a topic is offensive, just delete it. If you don’t, then at least take the criticism into account and write to the point. Even if the opponent doesn’t. In this case, just do not answer, but you should not enter into a rhetorical debate. “The customer is always right” - have you heard? This is an English phrase and should be familiar to you. It was invented in 1909 by Harry Selfridge, founder of the Selfridge department store in London. A constructive, respectful communication style must be maintained even if the client is wrong or angry. And especially if his behavior is based on your mistakes. Otherwise, the suspicion creeps in that you know about these problems of the program, but hide them.
More self-confidence. If you’re right, then why should you worry? However, in your countries, you have probably already been reformatted so deeply (according to Orwell) that you no longer understand what is good and what is bad.
If this were a professional relation, I may have told you “sorry our product could not fulfil your need, I entitle you for a full refund”, but obviously it isn’t.
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“We” are neither the developers, nor a professional help desk paid to endure your ideas. You are at a place where people help other people for free. Some of us earn their money using LibreOffice, but most are not working for TDF.
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So I see 2 mistakes: You complain at the wrong place and you shouldn’t have used a full Office-suite when WordPad is all you need. Ask your SysAdmin why he/she/it installed it, and obviously not tested the installation. A disadvantage of the “personal computer” is, one often needs a mirror to shout at the admin.
They saw it wrong. Firstly, I’m not complaining, and secondly, I don’t care who you are. I went to the first place I came across that said “LibreOffice” and expressed my attitude towards this product. Everything. I’m not going to bother looking for someone to blame or trying to find the cause of the problem. You can pass my words to the developers or not, I don’t care. Everything I wanted to do, I did and I’m not going to change anything. The further dialogue that arose in this thread was due to the fact that I noticed contradictions in your answers, and I had time to point them out to you.
Now I noticed another contradiction. Whoever you are, the dialogue must be conducted constructively in any case, even if the opponent does not. Or stop talking. In real life, of course, there are more options for responding, but the essence is still the same. Therefore, in such a situation, I would either delete the offending topic immediately, or inquire about the details of the problem. The person is upset, spoke out sharply, it happens. Maybe when he calms down, the situation can be turned in the other direction, turning the enemy into an ally.
If LibreOffice helps, then the next day, when I opened the program again, it offered to restore the document. Thinking there was some problem again, I agreed. And I received the previously lost text - this is the one about the loss of which this topic was written. But I have already rewritten it and added a lot of new things. That is, the program again deleted what was written, returning the text to a variant that I no longer need. It’s good that now I made sure and copied what was written to other places before closing the program.
WordPad does not suit me, because there (as far as I understand) there is no translation of the document into pdf format, but I need it. By the way, now this is a way to protect yourself from new problems with the loss of the written text. I periodically translate what I write into pdf format. Yes, I continue to use LibreOffice, just as you continue to use Russian natural gas in your countries. You have not yet found an alternative to it, and I have not yet found an alternative to LibreOffice. Maybe you won’t find it, and maybe I won’t. But past trust is undermined anyway.