Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 8th Jun 2007 10:23 UTC
The KOffice team has released KOffice 1.6.3. "This is the last maintenance release of the 1.6 series, containing mainly bug fixes. There are bug fixes for almost all of the components. See the complete changelog for the complete information."
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Member since:2005-07-07
what's so extremely bad about it? True, it has seen some less stable releases a few years ago, and tables have never worked properly in KWord. I haven't used KSpread that much, but KWord works fine for me. I can write two essays in the time OO.o starts, and I don't want to use software which is so clearly crap. True, KOffice is far from perfect, many components aren't that great, but it also has a few parts that are better than even many commercial components, like Kexi and Krita.
And if you had even a small look at what's coming for KOffice 2.0, you'd think very different.
Or maybe you DID have a look, and you're afraid your petproject, be it OO.o or Abiword/Gnumeric/etc are gonna bite the dust?
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2005-09-27
For a project to have a great community, it needs to catch the user eye, for example Firefox. Firefox seduced the a community with its quality, KOffice in the other hand is an abobination, a low quality project and I could go on, so how about realising a functional project first and ask for community support later?
Edited 2007-06-08 15:44