LibreOffice 5.1 Officially Released As The Best Open-Source Office Suite
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Even on the desktop, I mostly use Google docs/sheet and only revert to LibreOffice when there is something more complicated to do. I'd bet the majority of people can do most of their stuff in Google docs/sheet.
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Considering that Google will eventually merge Android and ChromeOS, more work put into Android could pay off by being the only decent full office suit available for Chromebooks (which are popular in education).
Exposing students to alternatives could boost the amount of users that grow up used to LO instead of MSO.
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Originally posted by droidhacker View Post
MS has that cornered, while libreoffice will *run* on those, it has no presence. And the linux desktop user market is so small it isn't worth chasing.
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Originally posted by droidhacker View Post
MS has that cornered, while libreoffice will *run* on those, it has no presence. And the linux desktop user market is so small it isn't worth chasing.
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Originally posted by sarfarazahmad View Post
libreoffice runs on windows/macosX/Linux and is used by a lot of corporations . get your facts right
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Originally posted by sarfarazahmad View Post
libreoffice runs on windows/macosX/Linux and is used by a lot of corporations . get your facts right
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Originally posted by droidhacker View PostHurray, they mention Android specifically.
Oh wait... they didn't update play store, and the "nightly" build still crashes immediately when you try to open ANY document on ANY device.
WTF is the matter with them? Half the population of the world has Android, and only around 0.0001% desktop Linux, yet their Android effort is less than half-assed. Are they TRYING to fail?
libreoffice runs on windows/macosX/Linux and is used by a lot of corporations . get your facts right
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Originally posted by Deavir View PostSame. I am not a power user and haven't used powerpoint/slides in years so if that sucks I wouldn't know. Docs and sheets are more then I need. I can see if you are using very high end macros and 3rd party templates you need something else, but for me google is just easier. Libreoffice has helped me in the past and I am glad it is still around.
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Originally posted by bug77 View Post
Well, that wholly useless software fits my needs so well I haven't touched an office suite in years.Last edited by Deavir; 10 February 2016, 01:04 PM.
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