List of features of OpenOffice.org 3.2

As you could read with the last developer milestone ( DEV300m60) we reached the date to branch the code line for the OOo 3.2 release. The strings for translation were extracted from this milestone and were integrated into Pootle. Also the last features were integrated. So all teams can start to do their work to get released a full localized and stable build of OOo 3.2 at the end of November '09.

Some weeks ago I announced here that I will finalize the feature-list for this release soon after the last build with the last features is ready for use. I am ready and you can check the wiki page, if you are interested in all feature announcements for OOo 3.2. The list includes the issues numbers, the feature announcement, the specification, the test case specification and the CWS name. As you can see this isn't the 'What's New Guide'. This list should help testers and translators to identify the new features and check if it works as estimated and/or as specified. So please take a look at :

http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Feature_Freeze_Testing_3.2

To get a deeper look at some features I collected some blogs about the new stuff in OOo 3.2 :

As I could read in the meeting minutes of the Release Status Meeting from yesterday it was approved to release a Beta version in some days. It should be the build OOO320m2, where some show-stopper issues are fixed. If you are interested to give feedback you can use the mailing list releases@openoffice.org. If you want to promote a critical issue for the final release do not hesitate to communicate it also on that mailing list – as soon as possible –. If you are interested in currently known show-stoppers you can check the list of issue 99999.

tags: features ooo openoffice.org quality release

Comments

r4zoli said:

http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Base/New_features_in_3_2

Posted by r4zoli on September 29, 2009 at 10:18 AM CEST #

Thorsten Ziehm said:

Hi r4zoli, thanks for the link. I forgot it!

Posted by Thorsten Ziehm on September 29, 2009 at 01:48 PM CEST #