OpenOffice

OpenOffice is a free, Open Source Office suite that (despite all the efforts) is still miles from posing a real challenge to Microsoft's suite.

See Also

Office	Notbooks and Craptops	How to Switch to the Mac	The Switcher's Application Guide
Ubuntu	OpenOffice 3.0 Features	Tale of a Netbook	Office 2008 (the somewhat delayed review, now post-SP1)
Up Periscope	netgrowl.py	Office 2008 first impressions	IBM Lotus Symphony
Running Through	Office Thoughts	FreeMind	Looking Forward to 2007
The StealthBook	No Hat	Office Files	Random Trains of Thought
Triple Six	Side-Switching	A Few Notes on Fedora Core 5	Open Source
2005 in Review	The Red Toshiba	Quiet Time	Random Associations
Random Bits of News	I Must Be Dilbert	Mid-Week Pause	NeoOffice/J
Link Mode	SuSE 9.3	Laptop Linux, Revisited	Ten Open Source Projects Worth Keeping Track Of
Workshop Day	Keynote Intermezzo	Predictions for 2005	2004 in Review
Cursory Links	2004 Predictions, Revisited	Open Source Myopia, Revisited	The Knights That Say Growl
My Third Fedora	Rainy Day	Odds and Ends	Link Spree
Odd Happenings of an Otherwise Unremarkable Monday	Partition Day	Mon Day	The Linux Pendulum
The Usability Wars	Nokia Prepares Launches, Apple Holds Its Ground	Happy New Year!	First Panther, then Fedora
Microsoft	Work In Progress

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