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Gnumeric and Abiword have been pretty much abandonware for years now.
by orkoden 12y ago
Gnumeric and Abiword have been pretty much abandonware for years now.
- aw3c2 12y agoGnumeric is actively developed: https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnumeric/log/ https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnumeric/log/
- cgh 12y agoAbiword's last release was Dec. 2014. Not sure about Gnumeric as I don't use it.
- JohnTHaller 12y agoAbiword's last Windows release was in June of 2010. The last Mac release was in 2006 and it's not even listed for download on the official site anymore.
- cgh 12y agoRight, I only use it on Linux so that's why I was confused. Thanks for the clarification.
- SwellJoe 12y agoThat's a shame. Abiword was, for years, my favorite word processor. Simple enough to be instantly useable, but powerful enough to get the jobs I needed to do done. And, its PDF export was among the best and most fool-proof available (aside from using Adobe Acrobat tools on Windows on Mac) for quite a while. But, I haven't installed it or needed a local word processor in years. I use Google Docs for everything, because I don't have to keep up with where stuff is. I just login and there it is, no matter what device I'm on (though I should redo my Google Drive and Gmail backup setup...I used to have it automated, but haven't done a backup in years now; the cloud makes me lazy and too trusting).