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And it was a completely different UI, forcing all the users to relearn most of the functionality. I suspect that such a user-hostile change was done in order t
by willtim 7y ago
And it was a completely different UI, forcing all the users to relearn most of the functionality. I suspect that such a user-hostile change was done in order to achieve a patentable UI, something that LibreOffice and others would not be able to copy.
- mminer237 7y agoLibreOffice was still OpenOffice at the time, but that does sound like a plausible theory. It isn't stopping Libre though... https://www.reallinuxuser.com/how-to-enable-the-tabbed-ribbon-interface-style-in-libreoffice-6/ https://www.reallinuxuser.com/how-to-enable-the-tabbed-ribbo...