On paper, LibreOffice (and open-source software in general) has the upper hand. The software is free, you can trust the work ...

LibreOffice is a popular free text editor, but if you're used to dark modes, you may be looking for a way to switch themes fast: Here's how it works.

Yes, LibreOffice continues to receive updates for improved compatibility, security, and new features, timed for every six months or so. It is currently on version 7.4, and there are no signs of it ...

Windows 7, 8 and 8.1 will no longer receive the free office suite, and version 25.8 is the last version for macOS 10.15.

LibreOffice Writer can create fillable PDFs from scratch with built-in tools. Start by opening a blank document and adding ...

LibreOffice, on the other hand, is a very active project. We could argue that case either way, but we won’t. But it did get us thinking about how things got here.

However, over time, LibreOffice has grown into an office suite I wouldn't hesitate to recommend to anyone. I realize that everyone needs specific features for their office suite but in the end ...

Once you have everything ready, it's time to open that SMB-shared file. How to open a file from a Samba share 1. Open LibreOffice The first thing to do is open LibreOffice from your desktop menu ...

LibreOffice came about as part of a grass roots response to tech industry consolidation. In 2010, Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems, which was then responsible for an open-source software suite ...

LibreOffice is now the default productivity suite in most Linux distributions today. The Document Foundation estimates that it’s being used by about 25 million people across Linux, Mac and ...

LibreOffice is a project of The Document Foundation, a not-for-profit organization. It is free to download and developed by enthusiastic coders who lend their services without pay.

LibreOffice, the popular open source document processing suite, has begun charging users who download the software through the Mac App Store a one-time fee of $8.99. First spotted by The Register ...