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LibreOffice conference 2023 workshop presentation slides

5 October 202321 February 2024

LibreOffice conference (LibOCon) 2023 was held in Bucharest from 20 to 23 September 2023. Among the other programs, an important part was the workshop “Introduction to LibreOffice Development”. Here you will find the slides for the presentations. (more…)

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