but that didn't improve things for OO.o a lot: Let's see: Star Office became OO.o, which became OO, which became AOO, none of which must be confused with the independent NeoOffice fork for OSX. I gather that rights to the term 'Open Office' in software context were acquired around the time of the Oracle takeover, and were passed to ASF. Let's be serious: The name recognition of OO.o was/is little greater than the pittance enjoyed by StarDivision's Star Office - and even the name was a horrible year-2000 naming kludge necessitated by Sun Microsystems's belated discovery of a prior trademark claim to 'Open Office' held by a Netherlands firm.

Obsolete and no longer supported versions of LibreOffice are available from our download archive.I keep hearing about the 'trademarks and associated goodwill' of the project of yore, but, as the saying locally goes, that and $2.25 will just about buy you a ride on Muni, right? For a list of fixed bugs compared to the previous release see the list of bugs fixed in RC1 and RC2.Ĭlick here to learn about the new features in LibreOffice 7.3 LibreOffice 7.3.6 is the sixth bugfix release of the still line. Detailed release notes can be accessed from the link below. The mature 'still' version of LibreOffice, recommended for enterprises. As such, the version is stable and is suitable for all users. For a list of fixed bugs compared to the previous release see the list of bugs fixed in RC1, RC2 and RC3.Ĭlick here to learn about the new features in LibreOffice 7.4 LibreOffice 7.4.2 is the second bugfix release of the fresh line. The latest 'fresh' version of LibreOffice, recommended for technology enthusiasts, which contains new features and program enhancements. This version may contain a few annoying bugs which will be fixed in the next bugfix versions to come.

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