03/22/2008, 1:50pm, EDT
Saturday, March 22nd
Native version of OpenOffice in the works?
The OpenOffice Mac porting team is reportedly working on a native Aqua version of its business productivity software suite, rather than simply porting the platform-independent Java version. The software is listed as being the third development snapshot, announcing a number of bug fixes and interface optimizations. OpenOffice says the newest version now uses a Mac OS X native print dialogue, and that extensions are installable through the improved GUI.
The latest build also features faster loading and saving, a new Start Centre, improved scroll wheel functionality, and several other fixes, while some issues are still outstanding. OpenOffice has not mentioned when the final version would be available.
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Beta version of Aqua Native OpenOffice Available.
I spend my valuable time in trying to stay as far away from bloatware as possible, no matter who creates it.
Excel is the only part of MsOffice that has any value
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