“I’m writing this review of Lycoris Desktop/lx Personal Edition
Version 1.4 from within the only word processor the operating
system comes with, KWord. I’d rather be writing it from
OpenOffice.org, however, Lycoris does not currently include
OpenOffice.org with the base system, and it’s currently provided in
the Productivity Pack, which is an extra cost. This is just one
example of the many strange choices the company had made in it’s
past. Thankfully Joseph Cheek the CEO of Lycoris has made a public
statement outlining that he has seen the error of his ways and is
in the process of correcting the company’s mistakes moving into the
future…”
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