OpenOffice is as good as dead atm. LibreOffice, to date, as far as I can tell, mostly focused on fixing the mistakes from OpenOffice days (as in, code cleanups and refacturing the code) and improving the compatibility with Microsoft Office. In those aspects, seems like things have improved quite a bit.<p>Unfortunately, it still looks like it was made in the year 2000. libreoffice-style-sifr icon pack kind of makes the things a bit less obnoxious, but there&#x27;s still a long way to go. I&#x27;ve read mixed statements from the LO community about the possible switch to ribbon interface, but even if they decide against it, they need <i>something</i>.<p>My biggest mistake about the whole LO project is that I somehow ended up on one on their admin mailing lists (for <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;ask.libreoffice.org&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;ask.libreoffice.org&#x2F;</a>) and I just can&#x27;t find a way to remove myself from it. I contacted them five or six times already, and ended up empty handed every single time.