You can have paid MicroSlop slop that gives them access to your data for training models or open source CraftSlop slop that doesn’t. Neither works worth a shit, so pick your poison. Either that, or just use slop-free LibreOffice.
I feel a little bad for abandoning all the FOSS versions of software I’ve learned over the years (GIMP, Inkscape, FreeCAD, LibreOffice, Kdenlive) but I’m having a lot of fun learning the SlopCraft stack
Before you can start using LLMs, you must request permission from the Engineering Steering Committee by sending an email to the developer mailing list. In the request, point out your non-trivial contributions to LibreOffice and explain why you need to use LLMs. The ESC will reach out to you after reviewing your request.
How is LibreOffice looking right now, huh?
Almost as good as WordCraft.
WordCraft should be called WordSlop
You can have paid MicroSlop slop that gives them access to your data for training models or open source CraftSlop slop that doesn’t. Neither works worth a shit, so pick your poison. Either that, or just use slop-free LibreOffice.
i’m afraid that’s already taken by microslop word
I feel a little bad for abandoning all the FOSS versions of software I’ve learned over the years (GIMP, Inkscape, FreeCAD, LibreOffice, Kdenlive) but I’m having a lot of fun learning the SlopCraft stack
Same. Big learning curve on some of them if you’ve never used the originals. Nice that they run so happily on my 14 year old Debian laptop as well.
Completely sloppified.
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/AI_policy
That’s sloppified; the only sane amount of AI is zero.
? Looked this one up and only found a couple community contributions that had any ai usage at all. Seems like they’ve taken a fairly hard stance.
The only sane amount of AI is zero.
Regardless of this opinion I don’t think it’s fair to say “completely sloppified”
Also: https://www.theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026/10/29/libreoffices-no-ai-stance-meets-llm-assisted-code/5306084