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Comparing LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice both are derived from the former OpenOffice.org project. Over the years, the differences have grown and these documents offer a list of all the changes. This document is the starting point for the information comparing the two office suites. Time line showing the various releases AOO 3.4 4.0 4.1 LO 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 … 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 2010 2011 2012 2103 2014 2015 Each ApacheOpenOffice release gets one update Each LibreOffice release typically gets 6 or 7 updates links to release information wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/3.4 wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/3.5 cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/AOO+3.4+Release+Notes wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/3. 6 wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/ 4.0 cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/AOO+ 4 . 0 +Release+Notes wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/ 4.1 wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/ 4.2 cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OOOUSERS/AOO+ 4 . 1 +Release+Notes wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/ 4.3 wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/ 4.4 Simply the office suites are composed of 3 'layers' 1. Feasibility & Smart use: performance, interoperability, look and feel interface. 2. In detail: improvements from word processing up to mathematical formulas. 3. Localization & Basement: language support, infrastructure, code. Comparing LibreOffice and ApacheOpenOffice 1 work-in-progress/version 20150318 Comparison overview There is a huge number of changes and developments. They are presented in separate documents that you can open by clicking the following shapes. Overview of contents Free1.1 Office feasibility Suite . Fun / Project . FantasticCore, People clean | Download& fixes – -infrastructure Enjoy - Share - Support– Calc - www.libreoffice.orgperformance | Free Officeperformance Suite . Fun Project – general . Fantastic performance People – accessibility Free 1.2Office feasibility Suite . Fun / Project . FantasticWord – People Excel | –Download Visio – Powerpoint- Enjoy - Share – - generalSupport -– www.libreoffice.orginteroperability | Free Officehandi Suite .features Fun Project – ooxml. Fantastic & rtf-filters People – improvements Free 1.3Office feasibility Suite . Fun / Project . Fantastic People | Download - Enjoy - Share - Support - Basic IDE & scripting www.libreoffice.orgscripting | Free Office Suite . Fun Project . Fantastic People Free Office Suite . Fun Project GUI. Fantastic / start People center | Download – direct view- Enjoy – -sidebar Share - Support – dialogs - – 2 smart use www.libreoffice.org | Free Officefresh Suite .look Fun Project& features . Fantastic – displaying People – cleanup – etc. Free Office Suite . Fun Project . Fantasticdirect entryPeople – | lay-outDownload / style- Enjoy – -word Share & - Supportcharacter - 3 Writer www.libreoffice.org | Free Office Suitecounting . Fun Project – labels . Fantastic – embedding People – track changes Free Office Suite . Fun Project .pivottables Fantastic People – sheets | Download & tabs - Enjoy – autofilter - Share -– Support conditional - 4 Calc www.libreoffice.org | Free Officeformatting Suite . Fun Project– csv –. Fantasticformula People/ statistics – charts – etc. Free Office Suite . Fun Project . Fantasticmasterpages People –| Downloadcontrolling - Enjoy – direct - Share view - Support & entry - – 5 Impress / Draw www.libreoffice.org | Free Office Suitehandi . Fun Projectfeatures . Fantastic – graphics People – miscellaneous Free Office Suite . Fun Project . FantasticPostgreSQL People | Download integration - Enjoy – query - Share dialogs - Support – - 6 Base www.libreoffice.org | Free Office Suite . Fun Project . FantasticAccess2Base People Free Office Suite . Fun Project . Fantastic People | Download - Enjoy - Share - Support - 7 Math format dialogs – formulas – symbols www.libreoffice.org | Free Office Suite . Fun Project . Fantastic People Free Office Suite . Fun Project . Fantasticnew languages People | Download – spell - &Enjoy grammar - Share –- Supportdates & - 8 localization www.libreoffice.org | Free Office Suitenumbers . Fun Project – language . Fantastic tools People – miscellaneous Free Office Suite . Fun Project . FantasticAPI People changes | Download – removal - Enjoy / deprecation - Share - Support – - 9 basement www.libreoffice.org | Free Office Suite . Fun Projectinfrastructure . Fantastic – People code quality Comparing LibreOffice and ApacheOpenOffice 2 work-in-progress/version 20150318 Summary 90% of the improvements are realized in LibreOffice, this software renews or develops quicker and surpasses Apache OpenOffice. LibreOffice stands for quality software both in enterprise and private use, with corresponding (professional) user support. Some highlights • Modern user interface with many many usability improvements over all modules, faster handling, 100+ localizations, improved accessibility. • Interoperability: numerous improved import and extra file formats such as Visio and Corel, Smart-Art, export to OOXML. • Writer: easier handling of header/footers, improved interoperability with page lay out, stable labels, printing of notes and much more. • Calc: huge speed up especially on larger files, better Excel compatibility in features and functions, Chart and DataPilot improvements. • Base: continues improvements, with also a native PostgrsQL driver. • Math: continues improvements, with symbols and formatting. • Impress/draw: including of color palettes, video, and easier and more stable use of master pages. • Connectivity boost with CMIS integration, Google Drive, Sharepoint, Alfresco and more. • Development: (relatively) fast and easy building, even on Windows. Neat integration with various IDE's. Modern and fast source and patch handling with git and gerrit. Comparing LibreOffice and ApacheOpenOffice 3 work-in-progress/version 20150318 1.1 Feasibility – performance 1.1-01 core, clean & fixes 1.1 PERFORMANCE (SINCE VERSION 3.4) OFFICE SUITE ILLUSTRATION core, clean & fixes AOO 4.1 LO 4.4 Integration of session installer to add missing parts ▸ of LibreOffice on the fly. [ -.- | 4.0 ] - + Linux fontconfig leak fixed, saving on use RAM. [ -.- | 3.4 ] - + Removed localized palette files and have them localized run-time. [ -.- | 3.4 ] - + Remove compatibility support layer old Windows 9x. [ -.- | 3.4 ] - + Removed inefficient, and un-necessary 'BmpColor- Mode' approach to accessibility theming. [ -.- | 3.4 ] - + Removed 150 duplicated redundant 'missing icon' ▸ icons to reduce bloat. [ -.- | 3.4 ] - + Legacy binary file format filters cleanup. [ -.- | 3.5 ] - + A "stealth mode" to not automatically access a ▸ document's external references. [ -.- | 4.2 ] - + Reduce Java: Port Fax and Letter Wizard to Python. [ -.- | 4.0 ] - + Reduce Java: Port Agenda Wizard from Java to Python. [ -.- | 4.1 ] - + Reduce Java: Port Web Wizard from Java to Python. [ -.- | 4.1 ] - + Text layout on Mac OS X has been ported from the deprecated ATSUI framework to Core Text. [ -.- | 4.1 ] - + Under Windows, use keys under HKLM/Policies/Li- breOffice to make it possible to manage LibreOffice configuration with Group Policy Objects in Windows - ++ domains. [ -.- | 4.2 ] Algorithm of reordering sorted data has been over- hauled. Sorting of large data set goes faster. [ -.- | 4.3 ] - + Removed unnecessary text-attributes-changed events when typing. [ -.- | 4.3 ] - + Redundant image swap out/in has been significantly cleaned up avoiding wasteful image load/save. - + [ -.- | 4.4 ] Comparing LibreOffice and ApacheOpenOffice 4 work-in-progress/version 20150318 1.1-02 infrastructure 1.1 PERFORMANCE (SINCE VERSION 3.4) OFFICE SUITE ILLUSTRATION infrastructure AOO 4.1 LO 4.4 https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/ used for code review ▸ and easy patch submission. [ -.- | 4.0 ] - + All legacy container classes (Sv*Array*, Table, Con- tainer, List etc.) replaced with STL containers. - + [ -.- | 4.0 ] Translations module became a source-only module, l10n tools read translations directly from .po files. - + [ -.- | 4.0 ] Tinderbox building bibisect repo. [ -.- | 4.0 ] - + Tinderbox integration. [ -.- | 4.0 ] - + Initial bibisect proof-of-concept. [ -.- | 4.0 ] - + Port to gnumake, significant build parallelism and ▸ build-time improvements. [ -.- | 4.1 ] - ++ Now using autoconf to produce separate con- fig_host/config_feature. [ -.- | 4.1 ] - + New, much cleaner and more readable service constructors. [ -.- | 4.1 ] - + L10ntools refactoring, remove obsolete behaviours, deduplicate functions and increase the efficiency of - + merge of translations. [ -.- | 4.1 ] Comparing LibreOffice and ApacheOpenOffice 5 work-in-progress/version 20150318 1.1-03 Calc performance 1.1 PERFORMANCE (SINCE VERSION 3.4) OFFICE SUITE ILLUSTRATION Calc performance AOO 4.1 LO 4.4 Massive re-work of external reference handling fixing defects in formula calculations involving exter- - + nal references, and to boost data caching. [ -.- | 3.4 ] Now support 10000 sheets and improved performance operations. [ -.- | 3.5 ] - ++ improvement on import of Excel documents con- taining a large number of form controls. [ -.- | 3.5 ] - + Improved ods load times. [ -.- | 4.0 ] - + ▸ improvement on the import of cell formats from Excel documents. [ -.- | 3.5 ] - + Improved ods import with documents with large number of named ranges. 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