Libre Office 24.2.3
LibreOffice is a free office suite of applications. It is open source, fully backwards compatible and can be easily integrated into any of the many operating systems including Windows, Linux, as well as Android, iOS and even Mac OS. The program is freely distributed and distributed under OSI terms. LibreOffice has all the modern office software features, including support for Microsoft Office formats and unlimited document editing capabilities. It supports Open XML, DOC, PPT, XLS, TXT and other formats, can work in batch mode, has a built-in formula editor, can search and replace, and much more.
The software product was created with the support of individuals and organizations and is therefore distributed as open source. Users have the right to download and use the office suite for PC for private, educational, non-commercial use. The user will need the following functions to work:
- create a document using a word processor or spreadsheet processor;
- edit file;
- add and view presentations;
- use the formula editor and vector graphic editor;
- create a DBMS;
- import files with PDF extension;
- support OpenType fonts, typography and complex writing;
- use the advanced report designer, etc.
The developers have translated the program into 30 languages. The user has the right to download LibreOffice and customize the workspace interface using custom icons and design themes. According to surveys, the program is constantly developing, improving and is a free competitor to the Microsoft office suite. The developers have achieved a professional look for letters, brochures, technical drawings and diagrams, financial reports, and marketing presentations.
LibreOffice, like Apache OpenOffice, were previously part of the same project, namely OpenOffice.org. As a result of disagreement with Oracle's policies regarding the OO.org (OpenOffice.org) project acquired from Sun Microsystems, leading OpenOffice developers decided to create a non-profit organization, The Document Foundation, in order to continue the development of OO.org, but without the participation of Oracle . The project was called Libre Office, and became the most successful full-fledged branch (fork) of OpenOffice.org, ultimately surpassing its “progenitor” in many respects.
You can download the software package from Libre Office version 24.2.3 below
LibreOffice is developing and improving rapidly, and at this stage it is perhaps the best free suite of office applications that could compete and act as an alternative to the commercial Microsoft Office.
