The Document Foundation has this week announced the release of a new version of LibreOffice in the form of the LibreOffice 7.1 Community edition. Offering a brand-new version of the awesome pre-open ...

The Document Foundation, a non-profit fighting against vendor lock-in through free, open-source, and powerful tools, is announcing the next major release of LibreOffice, a community-driven and ...

Today marks the one-year anniversary of The Document Foundation (TDF) and the LibreOffice project, a promising community-driven fork of OpenOffice.org (OOo). The project has seen considerable growth ...

LibreOffice 7.3 Community is released in 120 different language versions, catering for the native languages of more then 5.4 billion people. LibreOffice based products are available for Windows, macOS ...

The Document Foundation has released a new build of the popular cross-platform, open source LibreOffice suite of tools for creating, editing, and viewing spreadsheets, presentations, text, and other ...

Many people want to avoid paying for the Microsoft 365 office suite and use something that’s free and open-source. LibreOffice is an excellent choice for those on a tight budget, such as students, or ...

The Document Foundation has announced the release of LibreOffice 7.6 Community edition, featuring a number of new features and improvements. But this release of the open source, cross-platform, ...

The organization behind LibreOffice is hoping community members will help it uncover problems with an upcoming release of the open-source office suite via an international “bug hunt” next week.

The next major LibreOffice desktop release is just around the corner and now the developers behind the open source productivity suite are preparing to extend it to Android. It's taken a while for ...

In a statement issued on Friday, Oracle announced that it intends to discontinue commercial development of the OpenOffice.org (OOo) office suite. The move comes several months after key members of the ...

LibreOffice 7.5 Community's new features were developed by 144 contributors, with 63 percent of code commits coming from the 47 developers employed by Collabora, Red Hat, allotropia or other ...