LibreOffice has been awarded the OWF Experiment Awards 2011 for best of Open Source software:
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🙂 Congratulations again! Keep up the good work! 😀
Well done, they should make it law that all open source projects that contribute are funded by the government?
just a question..
i have seen that development has stoped.. i guess its only temporal… but…. when will next beta version be out? 🙂
Development never stops. Have a look at http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleasePlan to see the schedule of future releases.
Such an excellent project!
Congrats…