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If this package doesn't quite suite your needs, I HIGHLY recommend BibleAnalyzer by Timothy Morton, as it is also free, but amazingly powerful. Works great as a concordance and some-what as a lexicon. which, apparently must use the same setup info, as Xiphos installed and started up pre-cofigured with what I was trying to accomplish with BibleTime) It can take a little bit of patience to configure, or to hunt down specific modules if what you need isn't in the repository. (I accidentally saved myself a bunch of time by trying to set up BibleTime first before installing Xiphos. Xiphos 'Fast and efficient, this one has worked very well for me. (LibreOffice can get usable data from appl$ KEYNOTE files! I've not seen that anywhere else!) I am a big fan of the LO suite, and, yes, they have a ways to go, there is no question that they are well on there way. WPS by Kingsoft is a respectable competition to LibreOffice, but while it mimics M$Office well, it's file format support is pretty sparse in comparison to LO6. I have never had any issues with Calc, aside from importing macros from Excel, but I'm not a big macro guy. If you need further comparison, and detailed reviews, you might find '' helpful. Note: These are pretty sound and basic presentations, not animated masterpiece cartoons. I have had very minor tweaking to get Impress to correctly present PowerPoint files, and have very little issue getting PowerPoint to correctly display files created/saved in Impress (using the 2007 file format). Each week I use Impress for creating presentations. I have had very little issues importing and exporting Word docs or creating PDF's in Writer.

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(Which is ok, because M$Office seems to harbor similar incompatabilites in previous incantations of its own software suite) While there is a perfectly functional 'ribbon' feature in LO6, I really enjoy the menu-driven workflow. Libreoffice 'Minor incompatabilities with M$Office, but getting much better with each new release. For the truest-bluest experience, you MUST try this in conjunction with cool-retro-term.

Pretty awesome app for a variety of uses. At the end of the day, if you MUST use a terminal, there is no harm in making it a fun experience.'Ĭmatrix 'It has quite a few features for what it does.

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Works great, and while I still miss this program being in the Mint repo, its nice to have access to it from an app-image-type place.'Ĭool-retro-term 'This is just too much fun! To get the full experience, I highly recommend runing cmatrix on this. The 'Ubuntu' version is working great on Linux Mint 19.3, but I had to use the 'Static' version on Ubuntu Proper 20.04 and Pop_20.04.

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Head to to download the binary (I think this is similar to an 'app image'). (I used it for making artwork to have printed on mugs, for example). Works great for building computer walpapers or backgrounds for projects/gift items. Change the photo boarders from instant-photograph-like to a variety of options.

Arrange as many photos as you like in whatever layout looks good.

I have not seen anything better than this at what it does. Great job putting this together.'įotowall 'Very complete and powerful little application. Functions very much like a regular desktop client/app. I am not set up for voice/video calls on the desktop so these features haven't been tested by me yet, but managing contacts, communications, and services so far works very well. This wrapper works very well, and serves as a nice container for work-baised access to Teams. A very nice and handy tool.'Ĭom._for_linux 'Had trouble accessing Teams in Firefox. Worked well for configuring my GeForce GTS-250 for use in Mint 18.1 - Mint 20.3 systems.

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Nvidia-settings 'Helped unlock some features and settings that a newbie otherwise might not have known how to access.