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Open-source Office suite released
The creator of free Adobe clones unveiled open-source replications of Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
Key points
- Tom's Hardware reports that the creator of free Adobe clones unveiled open-source replications of Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
- One reply notes the apps have 250k lines of code, compared to tens of millions of lines of code in the established tools.
- A reply mentions LibreOffice and says there are several alternatives available.
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Reaction on X: Replies are largely skeptical or joking, with several asking whether LibreOffice and existing open-source tools are being ignored, and one noting the far smaller codebase compared to established software. One reply welcomes the added Office competition and says LibreOffice does not suit everyone. The original poster did not respond.
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