@gemlog@tbn97@regendans I remember when Sun acquired StarOffice. In my memory, which may be incorrect, it was said they wanted to offer for free an alternative to Microsoft office. I think I started to use it as free Sun StarOffice personally, before the free version became OpenOffice. At some point as I recall StarOffice became a paid version because it included some additions that were non-free, I think graphical objects, that OpenOffice did not have, maybe also some support.
@kevie (One very favorite show is this one on TILvids (available also on other platforms and I think Internet Archive as well), is this about UNIX from AT&T. It's very pedagogical, still pretty accurate, look at the clothes, piles of papers and books, keyboard in the knee, feet and boots on desk, and much more. I really like this film!) https://tilvids.com/w/5YhGJjLJupAZsS5SFQUbQR
@kevie It was an interesting show, Kevie. Who knows if I will record one same theme. One of those you presented was Pdfarranger. I use Pdfsam, I will have a look wheter I like Pdfarranger better or not.
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