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Then redesign LibreOfice for Windows (in Photoshop) and hand over the artwork to the programmers, which, I think, would gladly implement something good-looking.
by ansgri 14y ago
Then redesign LibreOfice for Windows (in Photoshop) and hand over the artwork to the programmers, which, I think, would gladly implement something good-looking.
- coldtea 14y agoIf it only worked this way. For one, a Windows designer has access to Office if he wants an office suite. Why would he use LibreOffice? The price wouldn't entice him much, Office costs less than what he makes in a day's project.
- oijaf888 14y agoRedesign it in OS X then? Given Office on OS X is 32bit and still contains apps that require the Rosetta emulator it would be a good choice. Then again, I doubt designers ever hit the limits of Office on OS X.