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Now you can take it with you! LibreOffice has been released as a PortableApp, meaning you can carry it around with you on a USB stick and use it anywhere -- and all your files -- on any Windows machine, without having to install it. (It will also run under Wine on Linux machines.)

More details about LibreOffice Portable here, and here are the links.

In other news, LibreOffice have started a couple of new sites to house extensions and templates. Both are currently in beta, but you can check them out here and here.


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Posted by Geoff Palmer on September 16, 2011 5:44 AM |

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