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* Few language barriers - if it's not yet available in your language, the chances are it will be soon

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* It's easy to change to Apache OpenOffice - the software reads all major competitors' files * The software looks and feels familiar and is instantly usable by anyone who has used a competitive product

* With a fully open development process, Apache OpenOffice has nothing to hide - the product stands or falls on its reputation

* Independent reviewers around the world have recommended the product * The roots of Apache OpenOffice go back twenty years, creating a mature and powerful product You can read the details of these later in these Release Notes.Īpache OpenOffice is synonymous with quality: OpenOffice 4.0 features an innovative new Sidebar user interface, additional language support for 22 languages (including 3 new languages), 500 bug fixes, improvements in Microsoft Office interoperability, enhancements to drawing/graphics, performance improvements, etc.

#OPENOFFICE ORG DOWNLOADS UPDATE#

Building upon the great success of the OpenOffice 3.4 release, which has seen over 57 million downloads, this major update brings exciting new features, enhancements and bug fixes.

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It can be downloaded and used completely free of charge for any purpose.Īpache OpenOffice 4.1 is now available for download from our official download page. It stores all your data in an international open standard format and can also read and write files from other common office software packages. It is available in many languages and works on all common computers. is the leading open-source office software suite for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics, databases and more.

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If OO.o can stand alongside Word the way WordPerfect, WordStar, XYWrite, and, yes, Word itself all used to stand side-by-side as choices - and do that without needing a major ad campaign or dirty-tricks ISO standards sleaze to "win" - it will be nothing short of for Windows 10 - Full description It's how you prove you can not just compete but excel.

I suspect getting people to accept the existence of open alternatives to proprietary defaults isn't meant to be easy. Most of the resistance people manifest toward changing anything PC-related isn't wholly logical I've known folks who didn't bother with Ubuntu (and by extension Linux) because - drumroll - the default wallpaper was ugly. It is very difficult to unseat any entrenched piece of software, because you're also attempting to unseat entrenched work habits along with them. What I think it does represent, though, is a growing awareness of the alternatives and how they work. In my own case, I still have Microsoft Word 2007 and Outlook 2007 running full-time, so OO.o isn't a complete replacement for Office - yet. I don't think that's automatically true, though. Now, one of the easy formulas I've heard bandied around is that each copy of OO.o downloaded represents that many less copies of Microsoft Office sold. This means the active pool of OO.o users is far larger than 5 million - but, again, the exact numbers are by definition impossible to nail down. It also doesn't track people who use one of the OO.o derivatives - Symphony, or StarOffice, or Go-OO. I wonder if that's at least part of the reason why Linux has a smaller slice of the pie they don't have to go to the OO.o site to get the program, and so their usage isn't tracked this way. Keep in mind also that none of these numbers even include the people who get and use OO.o regularly from their local Linux repository. People who download a new version of an app within the first few days of its gold/RTM version release are almost certainly existing users, so the numbers we're seeing are probably a good reflection of how many really devoted, core OO.o users there are.

Then again, as my friends in the indie-publishing and -recording spaces have found out time and again, it's word of mouth that's the best advertising of all.Ī couple of things are striking, apart from the mere fact that so many of the downloads are Windows. That's not too shabby for what is intended to be a mainstream productivity application that doesn't even have an ad campaign. The most recent stats are even more impressive - 5.2 million downloads, with more than 4.4 million of those for Windows.