Linked by Adam S on Mon 2nd Jun 2008 19:59 UTC
Last week, IBM unveiled the first version of their OpenOffice.org offshoot, Lotus Symphony. Symphony is aimed at professional users in a corporate environment, but brings to OpenOffice.org many UI enhancements in an attractive, single tabbed interface. Symphony 1.0 runs on Windows and Linux; while the site used to suggest a Mac version was forthcoming, there is currently no reference to a Mac native version of Symphony. The Lotus Symphony website has been updated to reflect the recent release, however, downloads are very slow at the moment "due to high demand." 
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Member since:2006-11-08
I am really focusing on the initiative being marketed as open platform in your comparison one could say the same of all users
Windows users can use Microsoft office or openoffice
Linux users can use openoffice, or koffice
It is not problem it is just annoying, being that the initial promotion was about equal features across all platforms.
Edited 2008-06-02 22:29 UTC
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2006-02-17
Mac users can use the iWork suite, or the Microsoft Office suite, or OpenOffice. I don't see a problem here.