In very short: LibreOffice is an open-source fork of OpenOffice but is und stable development whereas OpenOffice is falling behind (for example if you have to work with MS Office files OpenOffice won’t be a big help but LibreOffice can also properly write files like XSLX)
Mercury
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Moved my work-setup to Ubuntu and haven’t regretted it a second! Just wondering-really OpenOffice and not LibreOffice?
34·5 days agoIm the owner of a small startup and I am working only with Linux and Nextcloud (and so are my 4 employees) - it’s doable and it’s a great feeling!
Started with Redhat 35 years ago, moved to Suse, Gentoo and then all kinds of Ubuntu. Now with Mint but will soon leave for KDE Neon.
The only constant in life is change…
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