Re: Libreoffice toolbar using GS extensions

[Clemens <clemens lab21 org>]

Relevant links, that should have been added before:

 - http://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/16741/gnome3-extension-ribbon/

 - https://www.libreoffice.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=64184

Are you looking for somebody that would implement this, or are you planning
to code it and need some help to get startet?



Am 19.05.2013 18:04, schrieb Jasper St. Pierre:

Please do not say acronyms like "M$" on this list. It's unacceptable.

I'm unsure of the utility of using shell extensions as an application UI technology. What here requires a shell extension, and why is it better than simply letting the application handle things?

On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 12:01 PM, Onyeibo Oku <twohotis gmail com> wrote:

I get the feeling this should be going to LibreOffice list instead and
not Gnome

That said, I believe it would be far better to give LibO a UI that is
intrinsic rather than referencing M$ anomalies.  The ribbon interface is
a failure IMHO.  If its a great idea, then M$ has published a cheap
implementation instead.  I will wholeheartedly vote in favour of status
quo than to see an M$-UI clone in LibO.

So, if you are hungry for change, design something new and more
functional and you'll have my support.  As per Icon theme, I am
currently using LibO-4.0.3 with Faenza, so no special coding is
required.

Finally, please send this to LibreOffice mailing list

Regards
Onyeibo

On Sun, 2013-05-19 at 19:28 +0530, Megh Parikh wrote:
> Can a gnome3 extension be developed with a ms office ribbon like/ a
> very customizable HTML interface which uses dbus for communication
> with libreoffice applications ??
>
> It can have a dropdown thing like drop down terminal extension of
> gnome3, a drop down should open whenever libreoffice is opened.
>
> It can also have tabs using sourcecode from the taskbar gnome3
> extension
>
> Steps to reproduce:
> 1. A gnome3 extension can be developed with a very customizable HTML
>    interface / a ms office ribbon likeinterface which uses dbus for
>    communication with libreoffice applications.
> 2. It can have a drop down thing like drop down terminal extension of
>    gnome3, a drop down should open whenever libreoffice is opened.
> 3. It can also have tabs using source-code from the taskbar gnome3
>    extension.
> 4. Also for Bold, Italic and Underline AND alignment options buttons
>    like  the nautilus location bar should be used using CSS and check
>    and radio buttons respectively.
> 5. I suggest using Black and white themes like Faenza Icons
>
> Current behavior: The libreoffice toolbar looks dull and many a times
>      buttons are hard to find. Customization doesnt bring much change
>      and separators should be dynamic.
>
> Expected behavior:The libreoffice toolbar will look interesting.
>      Buttons will be easier to find as HTML customiztion will have
>      flexibitity and separators would be dynamic.

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