Hi,
I have a slight suggestion to make for Libre Office. Starting with Libre
Office 4.1.x, I've started installing it for my clients (after using
Apache Open Office). I have some power users among them, e. g. folks who
use the more advanced functionalities of an office suite. So I know
sooner or later if the software runs well or if there are some
showstopping bugs.
My experience with Libre Office is that it's a good idea to aim for
later minor versions of a stable branch. For example, while Libre Office
4.2.x was in its early stages, I stayed with 4.1.6. Then, while 4.3.x
was in the making, I moved to 4.2.6. And so on. This way you end up with
a quite polished and bug-free Libre Office.
Maybe slackbuilds.org can adopt a similar policy? Thinking of it: I
apply a similar policy to VirtualBox.
Cheers,
Niki
PS: back after an Ubuntu-only summer. Feels good.
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