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2011-03-08
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2011-03-08
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thx for mentioning some alternatives. I've tried Openoffice with easy debian about a year ago and it felt to slow for me. has there been any speed improvement or do you guys run an overclocked kernel? is abiword significantly faster than openoffice?
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2011-03-09
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I find that abiword on easy debian is much quicker than OO writer
The typical startup times I get where I can start typing a document are.
Open Office (starting from outside LXDE) 1minute 20 seconds
Open Office (starting from LXDE) 1 minute
Abiword (starting from outside LXDE) 20 seconds
Abiword (starting from LXDE) 10 seconds
Depending on which version of OO you have the timings can improve (up to about a factor of 2 improvement) but never come close to Abiword. On the other hand, Open Office is a little better at reproducing word documents than Abiword.
Documents to Go Premium is faster than both. But you only can, as far as I can tell, just make text documents. If you need to make equations you are out of luck. You can make equations with OO writer and Abiword.
Abiword will also output your document in Latex.
These timings are for the case where I do not overclock.
I'd like to see a similar comparison with overclocking.
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2011-04-08
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2011-04-12
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2011-04-12
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2011-04-17
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FreOffice, KOffice based Office viewer now comes with editing capabilities for Word and Presentation files. And will be extended to spreadsheet soon. Word & Presentation files can be created from scratch as well.
Thanks to Ajay, Pratik, Sunpreet and Arjun for making this possible.
You can download FreOffice 0.2-8 from extras-devel repository. We would like to hear your valuable suggestions and feedback.
If you find any bugs, Please raise it in KDE bugzilla.
Look forward for more exciting features in FreOffice.
- Slide preview/nagigation mode
- Online document integration
- Slide transition with accelerometer
- Collaborative editing
- Highlighting tool to the presentation
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2011-04-19
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I ham not familiar with how well Abiword handles all that.
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