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Doesn't OpenOffice have the ability to edit Office files?
It's been awhile, I could be wrong.
OpenOffice has been essentially a dead project for a long, long, long time. LibreOffice is its successor.
openoffice is an asf project (apache. same organization that does the apache web server and many other projects); the code and project was donated to them by oracle. it still exists, its development cycle is just a tad slower than most would like.
libreoffice was forked off of openoffice when it was still an oracle project (they having acquired it when they bought sun microsystems).
I wouldn’t know lol but I’m assuming it does since someone else recommended it
As for now tho I’m gonna check out libreoffice and then have open office as a back up now that more than 1 person is recommending it
I think they recommended Only Office, not Open Office.