I still remember the commotion that broke out when Oracle acquired to SUN and next to this, to OpenOffice. Back then there were many rumors about the future of this office suite that was destined, in the opinion of many, to disappear.
It was not long before the launch of LibreOffice, a fork of OpenOffice which until now is the most popular office suite currently in the world of GNU / Linux. Since its first launch, the development of this application has been constant and the more it advances, the more news we can find in it.
This time, The Document Foundation released the third maintenance version of LibreOffice 3.4, with versions for Linux, Windows y Mac, in its variants for 32 and 64 bits. This version promises to be more stable and fixes some Bugs en Writer, Impress, Calc, SDK and libraries of LibreOffice.
As usual, it also includes many improvements, such as: simple title and page numbering, improvements in the ergonomics of working with cells, support for importing PDF, slide-show presentation console, ability to work and import files SVG, a better report generator and support for extensions, among some others that you can see in this link.
LibreOffice 3.4 Anadio a lot of changes in the interface and the operation of the office suite and personally I have hopes that for version 4 they will give us radical changes.
We can download the files from the following link:
But will there be no problem updating or installing?
There should be no problem, your distro you use must already be this version of LibreOffice, what distro do you use?