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Re: And why not fixing the bugs first?
by me on Tuesday 06/Jun/2006, @01:01

I just don't have the skills :-)
The Koffice crew seem to be quite talented, it's just that it just isn't as good as OpenOffice yet, in my opinion. I can't really use it for real work (I've tried before), but I'd like to because it's promising and cool.

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Re: And why not fixing the bugs first?
by Boudewijn Rempt on Tuesday 06/Jun/2006, @01:07

Well, before I started on Krita I hadn't got the skills either. I had never written more than a dozen lines of C++, but it's an easy thing to learn on the job. It's just a matter of getting started and after that some perseverance.

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Re: And why not fixing the bugs first?
by somekool on Saturday 10/Jun/2006, @19:58

lets make things straight. OpenOffice is slow as hell and unsable. their pretending compatibility with microsoft product is a joke. and only Microsoft Office really works with those documents. also OpenOffice only copy what Microsoft did and really does not improove anywhere.

KOffice however is lighting fast and has great stuff that no other suite has. it does miss few important features and still have bugs. but its a charm to use. I do use it for production use as well as many other KDE user I'm sure. ideas in this suit are way ahead and koffice is the only Office suite that actually considered what computer life will be from 2007

also remember there is not many koffice developers. and what they did since 1.0 is amazing. clap clap clap

keep going guys. you're doing an awesome job. dont listen to flamers and gives us the best office suite for KDE 4

gambatte kudasai

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