Michael Meeks about LibreOffice 4.0
The 4rth major release of our favorite libre office suite has been released, bringing amazing new things and fundamental changes that guarantee a brighter future.
Michael Meeks, who has always been an important player in the LibreOffice team, explains the technical details of the highlights of this release and shares some future plans and hopes with us in this quick interview.
After many years of development, LibreOffice reached version 4.0 a few days ago. What is the importance of this forth major release?
It’s a great milestone on our journey on many axis. Our interoperability story is much improved for 4.0 with new features all over the place.
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