Linux Mint 17 LibreOffice Application Software

Linux Mint 17 LibreOffice Application Software

By default, some application software is installed in Linux Mint for your convenience. This section describes the default Office software installed in Mint: LibreOffice.

LibreOffice is developed from OpenOffice, so it is also an open source software. It is not only open-source, but also has good performance and powerful functions. It is also compatible with Microsoft's Office systems.

Office software, so it is the king of office software in Linux. It has become the default Office software in many Linux releases.

LibreOffice is an office suite with five applications: Write, Calc, Impress, Math, and Draw. The five applications are described in sequence below.

LibreOffice Write: Mainly used to create and edit documents, similar to Word in MSOffice. In addition to normal text editing and typographical functions, it also supports

The document is exported to PDF format. By default, documents written using it are in the ODF format, and can also be saved as the docx format of MSOffice. Below is a write speed.

Libreofficecequal: it is mainly used to create workbooks, similar to Excel in MSOffice. The default format of documents written using it is ODS, and can also be saved

The xlsx format of MSOffice.

LibreOfficeImpress: it is mainly used to create demonstration documents, similar to the PPT in MSOffice. The default format of documents written using it is ODP, and can also be saved

Ppsx format of MSOffice.

LibreOfficeDraw: Mainly used to create charts, similar to Viso in MSOffice. The chart created using it is in ODG format by default, but this application software and

The viso of MSOffice is incompatible. In addition, its drawing capability is worse than Microsoft's Viso, and it needs to be enhanced.

LibreOfficeMath: Mainly used to create mathematical formulas. There is no similar software in MSOffice. This is a good software for people who often use mathematical formulas.

These five office software will be introduced here. You can get started with them. If you have any usage skills for these software in the future, I will share them with you.

Multiple figures: LibreOffice in the past five years (2010-2015)

Fedora 17 uses yum to install LibreOffice and Chinese language packs

Install LibreOffice in 64-bit SUSE

Install LibreOffice3.6.0.4 in Linux (Debian)

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[Data graph] operation data of LibreOffice Software

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