Open-Source Alternatives To Microsoft Office

""This recent development is to make sure that all of our applications are cross-platform, working even on Windows and Mac platforms," says Wade Olson, spokesperson for KDE, makers of the free KOffice version of Microsoft-like writing, spreadsheet, drawing and other favorites. "We're following the model set out decades ago by Linux and BSD operating systems, which were built freely to be options or alternatives to UNIX.""

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