New version of LibreOffice released

The Document Foundation on Tuesday announced the availability of LibreOffice 3.5, which it described as the third major release of the open-source productivity suite derived from the OpenOffice.org codebase.
LibreOffice is backed by companies such as Red Hat and Google. The Document Foundation was formed in September 2010 by some OpenOffice.org community members after they had a falling out with Oracle, which acquired the software through the purchase of Sun Microsystems. Oracle later stopped selling a commercial version of the suite and then submitted the code to the Apache Software Foundation.
The Document Foundation overcame significant obstacles on the way to version 3.5, "the best free office suite ever," it said in an official blog post..................
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