Links for mid-February
February 18th, 2010
- In case you had missed that one, OpenOffice.org 3.2 has been released. It’s fast. Really fast. And it comes with some nice extra features too, such as the import or OOXML files (not the ISO standard, which nobody, not even Microsoft can produce, but the file format of MS Office 2007).
- Times are changing, and changing for good. Sun is suing companies and people infringing the OpenOffice.org trademark name. It’s more than time. Not only does OpenOffice.org get hurt by scammers, actual people lose money, time because of this sort of malpractice.
- lpOD 0.9 has just been released! Open access to the Git repository is also available. You may know that my company, Ars Aperta, has been contributing to this project and one of its main authors. But what the heck is lpOD about? Find out in this presentation and have a look at our documentation.
- My latest review on a great email client, Claws Mail.
Ars Aperta, OOXML, OOo Postings, Open Standards, OpenDocument Format, OpenOffice.org
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