LibreOffice 25.8 released with PDF 2.0 export, 30% faster file opening, new Calc functions, better performance, and various ...

Update boosts Microsoft file imports, adds new spreadsheet functions, and drops older Windows LibreOffice 25.8 arrives with a ...

LibreOffice has unveiled its 25.8 release, bringing a host of improvements aimed at enhancing performance and user experience ...

The Document Foundation, the organization behind the popular open source office suite LibreOffice, has announced the release ...

4. LibreOffice is packed with tools LibreOffice comes with plenty of built-in tools that cover a variety of needs. Yes, it has spellchecking, a thesaurus, autocorrect, and other standard tools.

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.

Interest in LibreOffice, the open-source alternative to Microsoft Office, is on the rise, with weekly downloads of its software package close to 1 million a week. That’s the highest download ...

LibreOffice is an open-source document editor packed with features for writers, presenters, coders, and many others. Here's everything you need to know.

LibreOffice also has a Sidebar Deck, but it’s not opened by default like it is in OpenOffice. To access this sidebar in LibreOffice, select View and then choose Sidebar from the menu that pops up.

Also accessible via LibreOffice’s Extension Manager, the tool allows you to define group and page headers and footers as well as pulling in calculated fields. 3. PDF Import ...

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.

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 ...