Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 2nd Oct 2005 19:03 UTC
One of the announcements at the current OO.oCon is the decision to build a Cocoa-based version of OpenOffice.org 2.x for Mac OS X. This is a step forward compared to the current X11-based port and the Neo/J Office which is not up-to-date. No timeframe estimation was given for the completion of the project.
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The X version is up to date, AFAIK, but the NeoOffice/J (Java) version is behind. NeoOffice/J isn't really that nice (slow) and using X11 just sucks, IMHO.
I'm just wondering how many years we'll have to wait in order to see a working Cocoa version of OO.o. Maybe they should have done a proper Qt port so that both OS X and KDE could get a nice interface.