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Note that this is the architectural style, not the integrated application software suite.

• tux3 1y ago
  (The last release of which was in 2023. The Apache Open Office fiasco truly has no end.)
  • qalmakka 1y ago
    It's ironic how cannily it applies to OpenOffice too. Current OpenOffice IS a trap; you almost definitely wanted to install LibreOffice instead, but most people don't know the difference. I can't count the number of people I've seen using ancient OO instead of LO only because they didn't know that LibreOffice was the better version
  • einpoklum 1y ago
    And that's barely a "release". Essentially stagnant since 2014, and many commits which just fiddle with spaces and spelling of comments. Plus, there are apparently known, and unremedied, security vulnerabilities: https://externer-datenschutzbeauftragter-dresden.de/en/data-protection/libreoffice-warns-openoffice-use-is-a-security-risk/ https://externer-datenschutzbeauftragter-dresden.de/en/data-...