TDF plans to bring out online and mobile versions of Libre Office.

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The recently concluded LibreOffice Confernce in Paris announced interesting enhancements which will take LibreOffice to new heights in days to come. It's just over an year since the initial beta release of LibreOffice and The Document Foundation(TDF) has come a long way with LibreOffice. Now TDF has set their sights much higher. Read onto find out more. 

The Document Foundation celebrates its first birthday

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Yesterday, on the 28th of September The Document Foundation(TDF) completed a year since its inception. The growth rate demonstrated by its flagship project -  Libre Office is simply astounding. With over 25 million users worldwide and a total number of 7.5 million downloads since its first release in 25th January 2011 Libre Office is well on its way to reach the target of 200 million users pretty soon.

Upgrade To Open Office 3.1 in Ubuntu (Jaunty, Intrepid,Hardy)

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Open Office 3.1 is released with a lot of new bug fixes and improvemnets. Ubuntu 9.04 comes with Open Office 3.0 by default. Open office has always been the flag bearer of Open Source movement. You may also want to check out this list of 25 of the best OpenOffice extensions.

Update: OpenOffice 3.1.1 is released. Follow the steps below for upgrading to this latest release of OpenOffice.

Install Open Office 3.0 in ubuntu Intrepid Ibex

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Open Office is one among those flag ship products in the world of Open Source. It is an Office software suite for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics, databases and many other. It works on Linux, Windows or Mac based systems. Open office has recently released the latest version of the office suite called Open Office 3.0 with many new upgrades. Ubuntu 8.10 is preinstalled with Open Office 2.4 and its time to upgrade. Its not yet arrived in the official ubuntu intrepid repo.

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