Gerrit wrote:
defintely open office. Koffice is not stable enough and it's work filters are not very good.Hi,
are there people who have experience with both OpenOffice and KOffice, and prefer one over the other?
I use OpenOffice read-only (my colleagues use MS Word and I've got to read their documents, using Docbook or ReST myself), but find that tables and images are often misrepresented, while the fonts are *very* ugly. I have no need to write any documents, although I may want to make small changes and write it back to MS word format again.
Any hints?
Gerrit.
Contrary to what people think, from my experience OpenOffice is very good with even very complicated Word files.
But maybe that's not your case...