I sure did not like the bloated idea that looks to be read or implied
to LibreOffice. Bloated, to me means it takes up a proportionally
large amount of drive space. 1 to 2 GBs worth at least. Also bloated
means that it is bloated with too many options that are not used by
most of its
http://www.zdnet.com/is-office-365-worth-spending-3x-more-than-on-google-apps-727225/
Is Office 365 worth spending 3x more than on Google Apps?
Summary: Office 365 is three times the cost of Google Apps. It's worth
it -- but probably not for the reason you expect...
By Matt
Hi :)
I doubt it. I think LO aims to stay reasonably streamlined. On the
other hand if you need seriously tiny then go with AbiWordGnumeric.
If you want a Cloud-based solution then Google-docs.
MS Office tries to be all things and do everything all in 'one'
program. You might have to add extra
That is why I mentioned the article. I do not like to read anything
about LO that seems to state it is a bloated package. Yes, we will do
a large number of options that MSO does, but we are not dipping into the
options that 95% to 99% of the users of MSO never use or even know
about. That
I am not sure the writer knows what they are talking about. One can
describe office suites, whether local or cloud, as light, medium, and
heavy. The light ones (Abiword) try to cover the major functionality
required by users for modest documents but deliberately omit features
many features.
On 2014-03-13 04:56, Kracked_P_P---webmaster wrote:
That is why I mentioned the article. I do not like to read anything
about LO that seems to state it is a bloated package. Yes, we will
do a large number of options that MSO does, but we are not dipping
into the options that 95% to 99% of
Hi :)
That makes a lot of sense but i suspect there is yet more complexity.
Single purpose apps, such as Gnumeric, don't have to worry about
potential conflicts with coding for functionality that has nothing to
do with the single purpose of the specialist app. So Gnumeric has
tons of
