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OpenOffice still being recommended despite year-old unfixed security issues
10 mksaunders2 4 5/6/2025, 12:21:10 PM fosstodon.org ↗
https://whimsy.apache.org/board/minutes/Security_Team.html
They could/should security patch the last stable version of OpenOffice, keep that release maintained (only security fixes) and its downloads alive so people who want bug-for-bug compatilibity have a safe off-ramp.
Then either the LibreOffice or the OpenOffice could be sunset, or OpenOffice could be a corporate friendly version of LibreOffice only sold together with support contracts.
Such a waste of a great name and brand.
At this point, keeping it alive seems almost malicious. The OpenOffice name is so much more approachable and attractive to new users, but it's so old that nobody should be installing it now. Keeping the GitHub updated with whitespace changes could be interpreted as intentionally misleading people into thinking it's actually being maintained and updated.
It really, really needs to be retired and have all websites redirect to LibreOffice instead.