OpenOffice.org for Linux 3.0.0 Beta  beta

Publisher's Description:

OpenOffice.org is the open source project through which Sun Microsystems is releasing the technology for the popular StarOffice productivity suite. It is an international office suite that will run on all major platforms and provide access to all functionality and data through open-component based APIs and an XML-based file format. It establishes the necessary facilities to make this open source technology available to the developer community.

OpenOffice.org has the following other editions available: OpenOffice.org for Windows, OpenOffice.org for Mac OS X and OpenOffice.org for FreeBSD.

Screenshot:

Latest User Reviews:

Reviewer:	zridling	Feb 15, 2008
Version:	2.4.0 RC1
What Alpha258 said: the UI is smoother in the Linux version, too. Far better than MS Office because it uses the (honestly) ISO certified ODF format. Easily customizable, portable, and can be used accurately across all supported platforms. Oh, and if you use OpenOffice, Redmond will hate you for life. All the more reason!
Rating:

Reviewer:	Alpha258	Dec 4, 2007
Version:	2.3.1
I have never had a problem with Openoffice, it is one of the great apps Linux has and it runs much faster on Linux compared to the Windows version.
Rating:

Reviewer:	zridling	Jun 5, 2007
Version:	2.2.1 RC3
No longer dual-booting, woohoo! Under the latest Gnome, this still looks great, and runs as smooth as glass. Even on an old machine, OpenOffice is faster on Linux than the Windows version is under Vista on a fast machine. Go figure.
Rating:

Reviewer:	zridling	Feb 26, 2007
Version:	2.2.0 RC2
If only the OpenOffice Windows (Vista) interface looked as good as the Linux interface. Since I dual-boot Windows, this lets me go back and forth seamlessly with my files.
Rating:

Reviewer:	zridling	Oct 10, 2006
Version:	2.0.4
OMG, a final version? Woohoo! As usual, faster than I expect, and a file format that can never die.
Rating: