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Ubuntu 11.04 switches to LibreOffice in latest daily builds
Back in September 2010, when Google, Novell and others announced the LibreOffice fork of OpenOffice, Canonical frontman Mark Shuttleworth said "The Ubuntu Project will be pleased to ship LibreOffice from The Document Foundation in future releases." In recent 11.04 Natty Narwhal daily builds, the change has finally taken place.
Download yourself a new Ubuntu 11.04 daily build .ISO, and you'll have LibreOffice installed from the get-go -- no PPA required. Natty is currently in the early stages, of course, so expect a few bumps in the road if you decide to take it for a test drive.
Download yourself a new Ubuntu 11.04 daily build .ISO, and you'll have LibreOffice installed from the get-go -- no PPA required. Natty is currently in the early stages, of course, so expect a few bumps in the road if you decide to take it for a test drive.
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Subscribe to commentsgoldfishJan 20th 2011 1:37PM
Great, one more thing to look forward to in Natty.
motangJan 20th 2011 2:16PM
I just hope the couple of extensions that I do use will work on this, if not then I am going to have to either hold off on upgrading till I finish up my documentation for my masters project or install OpenOffice.