I'm a few hours late on this one folks but LibreOffice 3.3.1 has, regardless of my attention, been released.
Alberto Ruiz from Codethink has posted a status update on the work he's been doing on an extension to bring global application menu support to Libre Office. With Firefox and Thunderbird work already well underway this is one of the final large pieces of global application menu support left to do.
Over the last few days I've been posting a few photos of our new office, a space in the Centre for Innovation at Otago University in Dunedin, New Zealand thanks to The Distiller. The guys and gals on our Facebook page have enjoyed the photos, so I figured it'd be a good idea to post a few of them here for you guys to have a look too.
So you've installed LibreOffice but find the default icons a bit, well, OpenOffice-y. Nab some Faenza style replacements.
The first stable release of the free office suite 'LibreOffice' is now available for download.
The fourth release candidate of OpenOffice fork LibreOffice has been made available for download.
The update Natty testers have been waiting for has landed: Open Office fork LibreOffice has, in an update this morning, replaced Open Office as the default office suite in Ubuntu 11.04.
More mock-ups for LibreOffice.
Microsoft Office has it, OpenOffice may/will/should/was getting something similar - but what about its' fork LibreOffice? LibreOffice user by ~usrnametaken has mocked-up what it might look like, should LibreOffice ever go down the ribbon route.
The third release candidate of OpenOffice fork LibreOffice has been made available for download.
Want to easily try out the latest development builds of OpenOffice-fork LibreOffice? Well now you can thanks to a dedicated LibreOffice packaging PPA for Ubuntu users.
The Document Foundation's "LibreOffice" Team has announced another release candidate that's now available for download.