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Out of curiosity I used https://odfvalidator.org to validate if a very basic odt document (just, text. No styling, no comments, no changes tracked) created in TextMaker was valid or not. It is not. The document is NOT conformant ODF1.0.

Here are the results for the attached dummy document:

Lorem ...

Native support for open source files. Textmaker already opens and saves odt - cheers!; now, planmaker and presentations should open and save odp and ods. This is still an obstacle for those who want to transition with open source format - specially with the recent concerns regarding MS and North ...

Hello, I‘d like to add my request for a flatpak version, since more and more GNU/Linux Distros are immutable/atomic. Fedora, (open)Suse, Ubuntu (upcoming) just to name the big ones. Almost all Gaming-Distros are somehow immutable (currently there is a massive movement from Windows to GNU/Linux ...

This issue has not been fixed.

You can. Just duplicate the slide colour scheme, edit, and change according to your needs, then apply to the desired slides.

To duplicate the colour scheme, simply select your current scheme and click on "New scheme"

Try Ctrl+Enter

Indeed, the issue is that there are no option for smart quotes in Spanish and the auto option does just what I reported. I suppose then that I should request that smart quotes support is added to TextMaker.

Edit: For not I have set smart quotes to work as in English, while manually using « ». This ...

Check out the Web font readme (webfont_readme.pdf), all you need is there

When language is set to Spanish, quoting marks are set incorrectly when they are nested. For example:

«Antonio me dijo: «Vaya «cacharro» que tiene Julián»».

That's wrong. The correct way would be:

«Antonio me dijo: “Vaya ‘cacharro’ que tiene Julián”»

Meaning that when you nest the order is ...

When saving to ODT, all formatting and styles applied to comments, including the default «comment text» is ignored and «Normal» is used instead.

Step to reproduce:

1. Add a comment to text
2. Add formatting or any style
3. Safe as ODT.
4. Close the file
5. Load the ODT file

Use: DATE(YYYY;MM;DD).
If that's what you are using or is displaying incorrectly then check your desktop localization or date/time formats.

As far as I know, no, there is not any look-a-like to Felix Titling.

Remember that when it comes to fonts there are no equivalents. There are look-a-likes but drop-in replacements are not a thing.

Felix Titling seems to be available for free, anyway. Not sure about terms of use, however.

Bazzlite is simply a themed Fedora. This is why it makes me think is a Discover/PackageKit issue and why he should install SMO using dnf. If the rpm is corrupted or something then we will know. Those UI's, like Discover usually, when there is an issue with the package simply give a generic error ...

This seems to be an issue related to Linux Mint. Apparently their latest release had issues when people did an upgrade. It does not have anything todo with SoftMaker. If this was the case then people who use Ubuntu and Debian (the distributions that Mint uses as abase) would have been reporting ...

Install it using the package manager via a terminal, not an UI like discover to know what the problem really is.