One more. After exploring the ups and downs of the Gnome and KDE/Plasma crop of this year, we now focus on what Xfce…
Plasma me, Plasma you, a-ha, there was nothing we could do. But wait! Yes we can. Let us glimpse back upon Year 2017,…
Following in the best of traditions, it is that time of the year, when we wrap up the previous twelve months of hard…
Three decades ago, StarDivision, the ancestor of LibreOffice and OpenOffice, was designed as an intermediate desktop publisher. However, many LibreOffice improvements are designed…
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Depending on how you look at it, the world of office suites for Linux is either very rich or very poor. As the rather…
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For most people, literacy means mastery of upper and lower case letters. However, there are a number of symbols used in everyday writing…
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Office, suite, cloud. Sounds familiar. Google Docs. Yup. Microsoft Office 365. Yup. LibreOffice. No. Wait, what? Buzzwords around modern technology concepts are all…
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When you switch to LibreOffice, you can usually assume that all the features available in other office suites are available. They might have…
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Our colleague Bruce has a book coming out! It’s called Designing with LibreOffice. It tackles the subject of how to make documents look…
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Calligra Suite is a mature office suite, with a solid set of basic applications, as well as an integrated, often innovative set of…
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The Collabora flavour of LibreOffice aimed at the public sector, officially rebranded GovOffice, will allow agencies to deploy the free office suite, leading…
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In most of the world, the standard paper size for printing is A4. However, in North America, the standard size is Letter. These…
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Marginalia are to the sides of a document what headers and footers are to its top and bottom. Marginalia allow you to make…
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Why Leclerc? Because Houston sounds American, and Leclerc sounds more French, and Libre is sort of French, ergo title. The reason why we’ve…
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Creating watermarks in LibreOffice is not hard and they can help you enhance your documents significantly, allowing you to include your companies logo…
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