[libreoffice-marketing] Re: [libreoffice-users] CNET is claiming the best free MSO alternative is not LO

well I never heard of that product and if there is any truth of what the 
commenter states, I would not want to try it.

I really do not see any free office product that is better than 
LibreOffice.  I have been using LibreOffice since it was just about to 
be released off of the "release candidate stage".  Have been supporting 
LO since 3.3.2 or 3.3.3.  I have been handing out brochures of one type 
or another promoting LO, and CDs and DVDs with LO on them since the 
spring/summer of 2011.

I believe that LibreOffice is better than MSO, not just a free 
alternative to MSO.  I stopped buying MSO with the 2003 release.

So, I do not agree with your article.

I believe in LibreOffice and all of its pros and cons.  I use it and 
promote it.

So, I have never heard of Kingsoft's office package.  I have never seen 
any other articles stating that Kingsoft was a good or great free package.



On 06/06/2013 02:55 PM, jack wallen wrote:
> The author of that article was me...just so ya know.
>
> > I never even heard of this office packages company.
> >
> > If the commenter is correct, then CNET really need to rethink their
> > recommendations.
> >
> > -----------------------------
> >
> >
> > http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-33153_7-57587824-10391733/kingsoft-office-2013-the-best-free-microsoft-office-alternative/
> >
> >
> > Kingsoft Office 2013: The best free Microsoft Office alternative?
> >
> > Not only does it have the best interface around, it also brings
> > innovations like tabbed document viewing and drag-and-drop paragraph
> > adjustment.
> > Rick Broida
> > by Rick Broida
> > June 5, 2013 10:52 AM PDT
> >
> > ---------------------------------------------------------------
> >
> > One of the replies to that article is as follows
> > ---------------
> >
> > the_brigadier
> > 25 minutes ago
> >
> > You do know Kingsoft is a communist Chinese company whose nation has
> > been conducting unrelenting hack attacks to strip America of all its
> > technology? If you can't build it, steal it is their credo. What better
> > way to open up a million backdoors then by offering free software that
> > exactly emulates Microsoft's flagship program.
> >
> > By the way read their EULA very carefully. IT CLEARLY STATES THAT
> > ANYTHING CREATED USING THEIR SOFTWARE BECOMES THE PROPERTY OF KINGSOFT.
> > Have you read it Karyn?  I downloaded this software several years ago
> > read that EULA and used Revo to deepscan uninstall that software. It had
> > put tendrils all through my computer. Revo is very good and got it all,
> > but don't be fooled.
> >
> > This is part and parcel to China's hacking attempts and for cnet to
> > recommend it is both incredibly naive and questionable at best.
> >
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