LibreOffice must still work and play well with Microsoft Office (LibreOffice is included in many Linux distributions.) He adds that update requests are also regularly received from 120 million different IP addresses – with one million new ones appearing every week - and suggests that in total there may be 80 million LibreOffice users around the globe. Michael Meeks, a leading LibreOffice developer, says the open source suite is currently being used by about 20 million Linux users. The project has been around for more than four years, and is a fork of, an open-sourced version of StarOffice which was originally released by Sun in 2000. Yet LibreOffice, sponsored by a nonprofit organization called The Document Foundation, aims to attract users with a free, open source alternative to Office with many of the features of Microsoft’s offering. Beware the 14 reasons why software projects fail, the leadership practices that could sink your software project, and the 11 dark secrets of application modernization | Learn how to speed up software development (without killing morale) ]
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