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Office productivity suite -- word processor
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http://www.openoffice.org

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47 reviews

Description:

This is a transitional package, replacing the openoffice.org packaging with the libreoffice packaging.

it can be safely removed after an upgrade.

User reviews:

		Score	Comment
3 months ago	sujitnag	4	need improvment
4 months ago	Abderraouf	1	LibreOffice is based on it - and much better. OpenOffice.org is no longer updated, so skip it
11 months ago	rk38526	5	My almost daily companion.
1 year ago	ulysses	4	My almost daily companion.
1 year ago	librelegal	1	LibreOffice is based on it - and much better. OpenOffice.org is no longer updated, so skip it
1 year ago	akermann	3	chnag office to german
1 year ago	Koffeehaus	3	OPen is a thing of the past. Libre is the way to go.
1 year ago	PV250X	5	Good alternative to Word
1 year ago	sunewbie	4	Libre Office is future. RIP OOo
1 year ago	blueXrider	4	LibreOffice is a better choice
1 year ago	iamaro	4	it the best i have ever used
1 year ago	m2nis	5	Good-bye OpenOffice. Welcome to LibreOffice !
1 year ago	elamperti	2	I'd stick with LibeOffice
1 year ago	tiejohn	4	good
2 years ago	andypr33	3	Recomiendo libre office
2 years ago	henrimint	4	C'est un incontournable même si l'interface est un peu austère
2 years ago	LarryL	5	Used it at Argosy U. -- Issue with other reading it in word? NP! Just save the file in the format they request.
2 years ago	Germmare	4	... but u dont know LIBRE OFFICE ???...
2 years ago	wanda	5	Great .
2 years ago	Djibouti	5	Mindent tud amit kell.
2 years ago	Mitzh	4	it does the job, just don't make fancy stuff if you want to open it in ms-word
2 years ago	cmaew04	4	I love it, but it is suppose to be a replacement for MS Word, but when my teachers open my finished projects on their Word programs they look all messed up. It claims that it will format things just like Word, but I have not been able to get it to do so.
2 years ago	flan_suse	4	I used OpenOffice.org until LibreOffice released the stable version. LibreOffice is where the magic is happening, and the GO-oo extensions and Novell enhancements are no longer going to Oracle, but instead LibreOffice exclusively.
2 years ago	thomas-aus-b	5	ok
2 years ago	DIONISIS_POLITIS	4	almost like MSoffice.
2 years ago	NumberSeventeen	5	Best writer program i know.
2 years ago	Wanderer	5	Not a real experienced user I have yet not been able to do anything I wanted with the help of templates from OpenOffice.org.
2 years ago	Shostako	4	Good word processor, but not awesome. Oracle politics sentenced it to death in favour of LibreOffice pure open-source fork.
2 years ago	nerjamartin	1	Let's go to LibreOffice!!!
2 years ago	anil99e	5	openoffice rules!!!!
2 years ago	jesica	5	cant live without it
2 years ago	Anutesyn	5	One of those "must have"-applications. Couldn't live withouyt it!
2 years ago	vviskari	5	Excellent! Has really matured and can be used for daily work. Can do PDF exports and supports MS Office doc format (at some level). Wrote my master's thesis with OO. It was great.
2 years ago	dazw2000	5	Really rate OpenOffice, great functions and also being able to export to pdf nice feature.
2 years ago	speedfire	5	Excellent Traitement de texte
2 years ago	aprilland	5	So far, this is the best open wordprocessor in the world. A really great soft.
2 years ago	staffie	5	I like
2 years ago	colej84	3	i like it
2 years ago	iclozm	5	I do online school and have been able to completely use Linux for my coursework because of OpenOffice. Bravo.
2 years ago	Jinryu	5	Works great. I would mostly stick to working in the ODT format and doing as little reconversion as possible, since the porting of MS .doc files isn't exactly perfect, and these imperfections get exacerbated by constant conversion.
2 years ago	timloyal	4	just works
2 years ago	selekta77	5	Perfekt. Mehr kann man da nicht sagen!
2 years ago	newchieng	4	An able replacement for MS Word, but recently getting heavier with more added features. For those who just need a plain Jane word processor, Abiword would be more suitable.
2 years ago	ivanovnegro	5	For me the full replacement of Word. I like opensource software and when you learn to use it, it just works like Word.
2 years ago	Kitsune22	2	I've been using this program for years now, and until very recently, I would not have hesitated to give it a full recommendation. There is a reason it is the default in almost every version of Linux: it has all the features of word (with add-ones), and seemed very stable-- three or so years without losing a document is pretty impressive to me. Even during power outrages, this thing always managed to give my work back to me, and I grew accustomed to using it and even depending on it. It open Microsoft word files, and any other document really, without any problems-- formatting or otherwise. But now, I highly recommend keeping this program away from important work. After years of stable use, in the last few weeks it has left me with a 0kb document SEVREAL TIMES, with the backup also being 0kb and no hope of recovery-- the file was just GONE. This has happened more than once, and this last time it has cost me days of work. Each time, I had saved the file normally. This program, as it is currently, is unstable and unreliable. And that is a sad thing, because it used to be my most relied on program... Now, I recommend Abiword or some other alternative over this, at least until this crucial bug is fixed.
2 years ago	VDSA	5	easily one of the best open source desktop applications
2 years ago	aibo	4	Works well, except formating issues when moving between MS Office products ...

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