Interview with OpenOffice.org's Louis Suarez-Potts

I found an interesting interview with OpenOffice's Louis Suarez-Potts courtesy of Marshall Kirkpatrick.

By the way--the question about documentation and the answer give the impression that the only documentation out there on OpenOffice.org is from a few overworked techwriters. Soooo not the case. Books have been around for years. Just hit Amazon or your local bookstore and you'll find my books and books from many others. There are many resources for anyone learning OpenOffice.org.

Comments

[Marshall Kirkpatrick]

That's great to have clarified, thanks. Happy to find your blog too. I see that you have a link to Freedom Toaster on your sidebar, did you see the interview I did with the founder of the project? It's at http://netsquared.org/hudson

Best wishes!

[Solveig]

Thanks Marshall! I've updated my blog on the toaster with links to your interview and the Go Open Source site.

[Louis Suarez-Potts]

Thanks, Solveig, for the clarification! And I'm sorry I wasn't clearer, or for that matter, complete, in my answer.

Indeed, there are many books out there. I was just trying to foreground the work of the community, of which you are a nice part :-)

Ciao,

Louis

[Solveig]

Hi Louis,

Thanks for swingin' by! Yes, I of course meant no criticism of you or Marshall. I just wanted to hammer it home, for my own book-sale reasons of course ;> and because it's just funny how many people think that there are no 3rd party resources for OpenOffice.org and other products.

Solveig