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On OS X the [NeoOffice](http://www.neooffice.org http://www.neooffice.org) native port has had better integration than the original for years.
by orkoden 12y ago
On OS X the [NeoOffice](http://www.neooffice.org http://www.neooffice.org) native port has had better integration than the original for years.
- jrochkind1 12y agoNeat. How closely does NeoOffice track LibreOffice (or is it a fork of original OpenOffice and not LibreOffice at all?). For instance, are new features in the latest LibreOffice (like better MS Word import) present in the latest NeoOffice, or will they be soon? That I can't really tell from their web page leaves me not optimistic.
- davidgerard 12y agoIt basically doesn't. It tracked Go-OO (the predecessor of LO) up to 3.1, and since then it's just worked from the Go-OO 3.1 codebase, backporting security fixes from AOO and LO as it goes. So it looks more Maclike but in every other way LO is better.
- PhasmaFelis 12y agoDid they ever fix the Cmd/Ctrl/Alt-Arrow functions to work the same as they do in every other Mac app? Last time I tried NeoOffice was several years ago, after I got sick of OpenOffice always doing the wrong thing when I tried to word-skip/line-home/whatever and turning my efficient reflexes into frustration. Turned out NeoOffice did exactly the same wrong things. So much for OS X integration.