my understanding is that the wordprocessor is the youngest part of the suite. It's one of the few parts that date after the KOffice split. I have been doing a bit of editing with it and so far I am happy. Krita 2.6 is awesome and well worth the update
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Originally posted by staalmannen View Postability to save in legacy (.doc, .docx) formats (+ improve LO .odt compatibility, especially presentations can look very different)
Originally posted by kayosiii View Postmy understanding is that the wordprocessor is the youngest part of the suite. It's one of the few parts that date after the KOffice split. I have been doing a bit of editing with it and so far I am happy. Krita 2.6 is awesome and well worth the update
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Originally posted by squirrl View PostWhere is it?
Last time I used Calligra it had some option for autocheck.
It's like Microsoft/Apple trying to sell you Maps when Googles are far superior.
I think it use aspell so you probably need to install that.
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Originally posted by F i L View PostKrita is a great painting program! Can't wait till Arch gets 2.6 so I can play with all the improvements
As for the rest of Calligra, I've no idea, LibreOffice has always worked fine for me.
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Originally posted by dee. View PostYes. In my experience it's the most advanced digital drawing/painting software in existence, there's simply no better alternative, either proprietary or free. But they should really advertise it better because almost no one seems to know about it.
As for the rest of Calligra, I've no idea, LibreOffice has always worked fine for me.
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Originally posted by Awesomeness View PostPainter is also an OSX program and Painter is the best.
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Originally posted by F i L View PostKrita, MyPaint, Inkscape, Gimp, and Blender are more than enough for my artistic abilities.
But really, I don't see any need for photoshop, except for a very few niche applications that still can't be done with free software (I think there was some stuff having to do with photography and raw processing, but I'm not sure). Krita also saves in PSD now, so that's one less roadblock for linux artists.
Krita's brush system really is awesome, there just isn't anything comparable. I only wish they'd remove that damn sketch brush, because it keeps me from doing anything productive, wasting all my time just playing with the endless possibilities of it....
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