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I still prefer LibreOffice http://www.libreoffice.org/ http://www.libreoffice.org/

• k-mcgrady 12y ago
  LibreOffice runs on mobile devices?
  • edent 12y ago
    There is an Android port. It is... Interesting. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andropenoffice https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andropenof...
    • mahouse 12y ago
      Well, it's ugly, but I don't doubt it's useful if you're on a tablet.
    • k-mcgrady 12y ago
      ...wow. Looks like they just tried to copy the UI from desktop _exactly_. I guess it's pretty hard to get the manpower to develop mobile apps as well as the desktop version of such a large OS project.
      • batiudrami 12y ago
        Good lord that looks rubbish, but also quite charming. I can't help but look at it and smile.
      • ygra 12y ago
        As far as I recall, that's the same Chrome does on Windows 8 with the Metro mode. It looks identical to the desktop version, down to tiny toolbar buttons you can't reliably hit with a finger, etc.
    • davidgerard 12y ago
      AndrOpenOffice is a port of of Apache OpenOffice, not LibreOffice. It's ... a bit of a dancing bear.
  • davidgerard 12y ago
    * An Android interface is in development. * CloudOn has just done a proprietary version for iOS (including a lot of contribution to the core code).
• adamc 12y ago
  What do you prefer about it? I use it, but it seems to have semi-broken aspects (I'm thinking of how frames work -- I use them a lot and have had a lot of trouble with them in Libre Office).