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- Is there a release of Apache OpenOffice I can download?
- The Apache OpenOffice project will be releasing a new binary soon, which will be called Apache OpenOffice v3.4.
- Major features of this release include the replacement of all the copyleft or otherwise restrictive code, plus new features including a native SVG implementation.
- Developer versions are available
- Who is building Apache OpenOffice releases
- The code is being developed by a number of the original developers of OpenOffice.org plus developers from IBM Symphony and community volunteers.
- Where can I get updates to the copy of OpenOffice.org that I am running?
- There have been no updates to OpenOffice.org binaries released for users since Oracle stopped development and there will be no patches to that earlier binary program released.
- The project is currently preparing a new version of the code.
- Once Apache OpenOffice v3.4 is released, the project recommends you replace your OpenOffice.org installation with it.
- Why has the name changed?
- The OpenOffice.org trademarks and domain names now belong to The Apache Software Foundation
- The names of future released code have therefore been changed to match Apache's trademark guidelines.
- The Apache OpenOffice project now controls the original OpenOffice.org domain and plans to use it for future promotion of the Apache OpenOffice project.
- Future releases from the OpenOffice.org domain will be called "Apache OpenOffice".
- Is Apache OpenOffice a full Apache Project?
- Not yet. The Apache OpenOffice project is still in incubation and has not yet requested graduation to a TLP.
- The project will do so once the graduation criteria have all been met, most notably having a release of the code approved by Apache.