Industry Heavy-Hitters Swing into Linux Word Processing

Courtesy Linux Today  Sat, 08/08/2009 - 05:02

Linux.com: "As word processors for Linux keep picking up in popularity, household names in the computer industry are getting into the act.

Like Sun Microsystems, Novell and IBM Lotus are both offering word processors based on OpenOffice.org's open source Writer application, but none of these offerings is exactly alike."

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