I had used KDE until my box became a server. I used KOffice quite a bit and the presentation software in KOffice is quite nice. I use Powerpoint a lot at work and I found the KOffice version easy to use with most of the same abilities. As a plus, the native format of the KOffice presentation files are XML, and well structured too. I can't offer a comparision on the drawing program though, I use Visio and Canvas. DAve. >> Hi out there, > >help me to freee the last bit of space on my HD from that microsoft crap..... > >All I need are programms equivalent to: > > -powerpoint > -micrografx designer.... >running under Linux... > >powerpoint...: >have heard that there is a program going with StarOffice >is this one good???? Are there others??? > > >micrografx designer: > >have xfig: prettty good, but not quite as powerful as I like it.... >use visual thought at work: about what I need, except 700$ for license and >no Linux versions.... > > > >Another question: > >will get an internal zip-drive for my laptop (hp omni 3000ctx) >do I have to expect severe problems with it on Linux?????? >Cause if yes will use windows to access the zip-drive....( I DONT WANT >THIS TO HAPEN) > > >WANT TO GET RID OF THE DAMN WINDOWS SHIT > > > > >remo "On the Plains of Hesitation bleach the bones of countless millions who, at the Dawn of Victory, sat down to wait, and waiting -- died"
