The visual look of the Linux version was updated with several cosmetic changes, with a better text rendering engine and an improved GTK+ theme integration.

The user interface of Writer, Impress and Draw was improved with new features.

Calc was reacting faster and offered a better compatibility with Excel spreadsheets, while Pivot Tables – formerly known as DataPilots – could now support an unlimited numbers of fields and named range as data source.

Contributors were over 120 (six times as many as the first beta released on September 28, 2010).

LibreOffice 3.4, June 3rd, 2011 – LibreOffice 3.4 was the second major release of the FOSS office suite since the announcement of The Document Foundation in September 2010. The Windows installer, which is going to impact the largest and most diverse user base, has been integrated into a single build containing all language versions, thus reducing the size for download sites from 75 to 11GB, making it easier for us to deploy new versions more rapidly and lowering the carbon footprint of the entire infrastructure.Thanks to the high number of new contributors having been attracted into the project, the source code is quickly undergoing a major clean-up to provide a better foundation for future development of LibreOffice.The developer community has been able to build their own and independent process, and get up and running in a very short time (with respect to the size of the code base and the project’s strong ambitions).This has allowed to release LibreOffice 3.3 ahead of the aggressive schedule set by the project. In less than four months, the number of developers hacking LibreOffice has grown from less than twenty in late September 2010 to well over one hundred in January 2011. LibreOffice 3.3, Janu– LibreOffice 3.3 was the first stable release of the FOSS office suite developed by the community. LibreOffice 5.0 will add 64bit Windows builds to already available 32bit Windows, 64bit MacOS and 32/64bit Linux builds, and will be compatible with Windows 10.Ī pre-release of LibreOffice 5.0 is available on the download page at the following address. To show the impressive amount of new features added to LibreOffice since version 3.3, released in January 2011, we have compiled a summary of all previous announcements.

It is our tenth major release, and the first of the third stage of LibreOffice development. LibreOffice 5.0 will be announced next Wednesday – Aug– at noon UTC. Clicking on the thumbnail will open the high resolution image

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