Thus, the interface has hardly changed, and the functions are still very similar, even though they have been improved. This office suite is now developed by The Document Foundation (previously known as the OpenOffice Community) and has been created using the latest stable version of OpenOffice that was launched prior to this separation. At the moment that OpenOffice started to be controlled by Oracle, many of the developers that were part of the community of this office suite thought that it was a good idea to separate from the project, and that is how LibreOffice appeared.Ĭomplete professional and free office suite. It's easy to install, simple to use, and will serve you as well as any OS you've ever had in front of you.ĭownload an ISO of Manjaro 23.0 and install it to enjoy an incredible desktop experience.LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice, and it inherits all the good and bad things from this development. The version we see with Manjaro is fairly basic but can always be improved by installing a theme or two.ĭon't get me wrong: The KDE Plasma version shipped with Manjaro isn't ugly, but, compared to some other distributions available it does lack a certain panache.Īlso: Two tricks that make using the Linux command line a lot easierĮven with that knock against its aesthetics, Manjaro 23.0 is a brilliant take on the Linux operating system. I've experienced plenty of Linux distributions that put on an absolute show with the default KDE Plasma theme, with transparency, blurred backgrounds, and much more. The only negative I can say about KDE Plasma on Manjaro 23.0 is that it's not quite as elegant out of the box as it could be. Jack Wallen/ZDNET The only issue I could find Tiling windows in the Manjaro 23.0 KDE Plasma edition is very easy.
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