I still remember the uproar when Oracle acquired Sun and, along with it, OpenOffice . At that time, there were many rumors about the future of this office suite, which, according to many, was destined to disappear.
The release of LibreOffice , a fork of OpenOffice and currently the most popular office suite in the GNU/Linux world, was announced soon after . Since its initial release, development of this application has been constant, and the more it evolves, the more new features it offers.
This time, The Document Foundation released the third maintenance version of LibreOffice 3.4 , with versions for Linux , Windows , and Mac , in both 32-bit and 64-bit variants. This version promises to be more stable and fixes some bugs in Writer , Impress , Calc , the SDK , and LibreOffice libraries.
As usual, it also includes many improvements, such as: simple page titles and numbering, improved ergonomics for working with cells, PDF import support , a slideshow presentation console, the ability to work with and import SVG files , an improved report generator, and support for extensions, among others that you can see at this link.
LibreOffice 3.4 added many changes to the interface and operation of the office suite, and I personally hope that version 4 will bring radical changes.
We can download the files from the following link: