Page 7 - Document Foundation News Today

Ah, the mighty word processor: perhaps the most used computer program ever. I’m using one right now to write this column. When I learned years ago how to copy, cut

On schedule, The Document Foundation’s open-source, cross-platform office suite gains its first major point release of the year with LibreOffice 7.5. Version 7.5 unveils various design tweaks -- including a new application -- along with another long list of new and improved features right across the suite.

LibreOffice 7.5 also adds font embedding for macOS, more colorful application and MIME-type icons, a zoom slider at the bottom right of the macro editor, and an improved version of the Single Toolbar.

LibreOffice is a popular open-source office suite, with applications that can serve as replacements for Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Now there’s a new update with design changes and a few new features.

LibreOffice 7.5 Community, the latest major release of the free office suite, is now available for Windows on Intel/AMD and ARM processors, macOS on A...

LibreOffice is a popular free and open-source office suite, with alternatives to Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. It has been available on Mac since the first release, but now there’s an official version in the Mac App Store.

The Document Foundation, the organization that tends the open source productivity suite LibreOffice, has decided to start charging for one version of the software. The Register reports: LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice and is offered under the free/open source Mozilla Public License Version 2.0....

The Document Foundation, the organization that tends the open source productivity suite LibreOffice, has decided to start charging for one version of the software. The Register reports: LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice and is offered under the free/open source Mozilla Public License Version 2.0....

Shortly after the release of LibreOffice 7.4.1 Community Edition, The Document Foundation has started a new paid distribution of the office suite on the Mac App Store....

The Document Foundation introduces “convenience fee” for some LibreOffice users.