Creator of free Adobe clones unveils open-source Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint, and Word replications

Creator of free Adobe clones unveils open-source Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint, and Word replications

Jhet Borja Social Links Navigation Freelance Writer Jhet Borja is a serial hobbyist who was taking apart toys from childhood and sketching inventions. He now loves doing DIY projects ranging from designing custom 3D-printed parts, building PCs and keyboards, all the way to woodworking. If he's not getting his hands dirty, he's probably brainstorming his next project.

erazog These apps are not credible for any kind of professional company, things like support actually matter. Useful to one man shops but thats about it. Reply

vargavision erazog said: These apps are not credible for any kind of professional company, things like support actually matter. Useful to one man shops but thats about it. That's how they all started. The only thing that will stop this person for making a fully blown pro level program will be law suits from patent trolls. Perhaps that person will stop at personal use and optimize it. Either way a lot of software companies are on notice – open source is the way to go. Reply

rgd1101 vargavision said: That's how they all started. The only thing that will stop this person for making a fully blown pro level program will be law suits from patent trolls. Perhaps that person will stop at personal use and optimize it. Either way a lot of software companies are on notice – open source is the way to go. if the ai create the program. wonder who going to win Reply

adamXpeter vargavision said: That's how they all started. The only thing that will stop this person for making a fully blown pro level program will be law suits from patent trolls. Perhaps that person will stop at personal use and optimize it. Either way a lot of software companies are on notice – open source is the way to go. No, the "mainframe" is the way to go. This is the end of local computing. Reply

edgarmilvus Very interesting, especially because they can be used with AI agents, and without a user interface you can have them carry out tasks and automatically create complex documents. I'm preparing an ebook on this that will be out in a few days. Reply

USAFRet edgarmilvus said: Very interesting, especially because they can be used with AI agents, and without a user interface you can have them carry out tasks and automatically create complex documents. I'm preparing an ebook on this that will be out in a few days. You don't need "AI" to create an ebook. Write your book. Proofread it. Have others proofread it. Then, there are any number of easy tools to convert it from whatever format you wrote it in, to whatever format your ebook publisher needs. Unless of course, you're letting the AI write the thing for you. In which case, why do we need you? Reply

adbatista USAFRet said: You don't need "AI" to create an ebook. Write your book. Proofread it. Have others proofread it. Then, there are any number of easy tools to convert it from whatever format you wrote it in, to whatever format your ebook publisher needs. Unless of course, you're letting the AI write the thing for you. In which case, why do we need you? He said he is preparing an ebook on this (using agents), not that he is going to use AI to write it… Reply

USAFRet adbatista said: He said he is preparing an ebook on this (using agents), not that he is going to use AI to write it… And I thought of exactly that, after I posted. Reply

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