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:dot.KDE: KOffice 2.0, The Vision
dot.KDE: KOffice 2.0, The Vision
Jun 6, 2006, 18 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5308 reads)

(Other stories by Thomas Zander)

"KOffice is working on its future, one based on KDE4. KOffice is starting new initiatives with libraries like Flake and Pigment that are going to be used for all KOffice applications. For the users of KOffice those changes are invisible until the 2.0 previews actually start to appear some months from now. Therefore the KOffice crew wants to show you their goals of what KOffice 2 is going to look like. Read more for the whole story.

"When I first saw a paper on KOffice back in 1999 it showed the concept of embedded documents which allows me to have a formula or chart in my paper and allow me to update my charts by just altering some cells in my spreadsheet. The idea that an open source and good looking office suite does that brought me into KOffice..."

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dot.KDE: Koffice 2 User Interface Design Competition(Dec 27, 2005)



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