Tom's Hardware On the Current Stable of Office Apps For Linux

tc6669 writes "Tom's Hardware is continuing its coverage of easy-to-install Linux applications for new users coming from Windows with the latest installment, Office Apps. This segment covers office suites, word processors, spreadsheet apps, presentation software, simple database titles, desktop publishing, project management, financial software, and more. All of these applications are available in the Ubuntu, Fedora, or openSUSE repos or as .deb or .rpm packages. All of the links to download these applications are provided — even Windows .exe and Mac OS X .dmg files when available."

Re:No LaTeX, R, etc.

[toastar]

I didn't see any mention of LaTeX (or Beamer), R, or PostgreSQL. No, these aren't your typical office packages. They're better than your typical office packages.

What? PostgreSQL? LaTeX?

Are you going to be dictating to your secretary who's typing in SQL statements?

Only if you care about TFA, which nobody does

[dingen]

But by posting this article on Slashdot, we get another excuse to fight out some holy wars and rant on about various random topics involving Linux, Microsoft, Windows, OOXML and whatever you can think of. I wouldn't be suprised if somewhere in the comments people would start another browser war or say something about the ridiculous policies of Apple regarding the App Store.

Office Apps For Linux?

[damn_registrars]

Naah, I got vi. That's all the office I need, thank you much.

Re:Office Apps For Linux?

[Shikaku]

I still use ed you insensitive clod!
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Re:The Lotus Fallacy

[Anonymous Coward]

Mod parent up! I am going to send out a petition (see the attached file: noMoreOffice.docx) Please open it up, add your name, and pass it on to the next person.