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LibreOffice expands users and reach
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IBM throws its source code and support behind OpenOffice
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Free Software Foundation favors LibreOffice over OpenOffice
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LibreOffice motors right along with a new release
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Oracle gives OpenOffice to Apache
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What the heck is happening with OpenOffice? (UPDATE)
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Oracle, LibreOffice: ideally a co-opetition, not competition
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First LibreOffice Release arrives
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Ubuntu opts for LibreOffice over Oracle's OpenOffice
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LibreOffice: Ready for Liftoff
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