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Personally I used the 3.4 version a while ago, but there were just too
many nasty bugs (and I really mean nasty ones), so I was forced to go
back to 3.3. It was a while, I think 3.4.1, so maybe the nastiest bugs
are corrected by now, but I would go for 3.3 as long as it exists.

I saw a table of LibreOffice versions a while ago but I can't find it
now. The conclusion was however, that if you want to do important
things, use the latest 3.3 version available. Right now 3.3 is
considered to be the ”stable” version and 3.4 is the experimental one,
which is getting more table for every new release. When it's stable
enough, they will go for 3.5 and later skip 3.3. By that time 3.4 is
the stable release and 3.5 is the experimental one. At least that's
how I understand it.

You can install both versions, if I recall correctly.

Kind regards

Johnny Rosenberg
ジョニー・ローゼンバーグ

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