“The advantages of the clean and well-structured codebase have
started to show. Despite a relatively limited developer group,
there are a large number of improvements over 2.0. During the
development of 2.1, it was also announced that KOffice is going to
be used in the Nokia n900 smartphones based on Maemo Linux.“The State of KOffice 2.1
“This release is a marked improvement of almost all parts of
KOffice compared to 2.0. Version 2.0 was labeled a “platform
release”, which was meant as a first preview of the framework and
new UI paradigm. In version 2.1, most applications and components
have improved significantly but should still only be used by early
adopters and probably not as the primary worktool.”
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