StarOffice is an integrated Microsoft Office-compatible suite of productivity applications. It provides word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, charting, and graphics applications.
| Tags | Office/Business |
|---|---|
| Licenses | SUN Binary Code |
Recent releases


Release Notes: Many feature enhancements were made.


Release Notes: This release featured a new OpenDocument format for all documents, improved MS Pffice compatibility, XForms support, a new database, PDF export, native desktop theming, and much more.


Release Notes: This release adds functionality to enable exporting to PDF and to the Macromedia Flash format. It also introduces the new StarOffice Configuration Manager, the StarOffice Software Development Kit, a macro recorder, and support for assistive technologies, as well as for complex text layouts.


Release Notes: Minor bugfixes were made.


Release Notes: This version adds accessibility, the StarOffice Configuration Manager, Asian language enhancements, PDF export, a keyboard macro recorder, and a software development kit.
Recent comments
13 Jan 2004 10:55
Re: Troll
> sorry man but lynx just sucks
Why? Reasons?
> who needs to conserve bandwidth?!!
Modem users? People sharing bandwidth with other users?
> i think it's time for a cable modem my friend
Not everybody has the money to afford cable. Mind that.
28 Apr 2003 00:17
There is an Open-Source Alternative to StarOffice
There is an Open Source Alternative (freshmeat.net/projects...) to the StarOffice.
With the OpenOffice Suite (freshmeat.net/projects...) you get ALL the source code.
With StarOffice (freshmeat.net/projects...) all you get is a binary file, with NO option to tweak the software to your own liking.
Get the OpenOffice Suite (freshmeat.net/projects...) now !
24 Apr 2001 17:21
Re: Star Division's Page
sorry man but lynx just sucks. who needs to conserve bandwidth?!! i think it's time for a cable modem my friend.
> Well, I wanted to try Star Office, I
> really did, but
> unfortunantly their page is not
> friendly to anyone who
> doesn't use Netscape. It's full of
> frames (I stopped
> counting at about #10) and all the
> links are JavaScript
> references. Come on Star Division,
> what about those of us
> who try to conserve bandwidth by using
> lynx?
11 Feb 2000 14:57
Bigger than a Really Big thing
Does anyone know where I can get a 10 Mbps modem?
18 Jul 1999 16:05
It's a little bloated, but it works!!
I agree that StarOffice a little bloated, but it has all the functionality that anyone would need, I challange anyone to find an office suite for linux that is free and offers half of what this does. Plus it is a good program for people who are switching from M$ to linux. It is bloated, but if you have a beefy enough machine, it can handle it. Just my $0.02.