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Whats a good spreadsheet program to use in !kde ?
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@zaurav What about Koffice ?
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@ardian new to kde, and havent tried anything :) ill give koffice a try. i used openoffice before.
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@ardian thank u :)
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@zaurav No problem, :) You might actually like more Koffice than OpenOffice, but still you can also use OpenOffice if you want.
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@rysiek thanks I will definitely try it out and see what works for me :)
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@zaurav cheers. drop a line after testing calligra/koffice, I'd love to start using them as soon as it's viable. :)
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@zaurav I think that Gnumeric is the best spreadsheet for Linux from a technical point of view. Looks great with Oxygen-GTK.
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@rysiek Agreed. It does work for a lot of the basics though.
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@ovidius yes I loved Gnumeric :) the only reason i want something kde-specific is so that it wont load extra deps/libs.
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@rysiek I sure will.currently using kspread. pretty light and getting my job done easily (I just need to make a timesheet so :P)
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@skreech2 thank you. i will look at libreoffice as well :) so many options = happyness.
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@zaurav I didn't like koffice, but maybe it will work for you. It's where the integration starts to get pointless
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@panicking5kywalker you know, while getting to use it, i was already wishing for more. Maybe you are right. Integration without need.
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@panicking5kywalker so far I've only used kspread. I wish it could save in MS formats, or Kword could read .doc formats. Etc.
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@zaurav It got ugly when I tried to finish an OpenOffice document, and that's when I stopped.
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@panicking5kywalker Ah. I see. Thats not good if its messing up your docs frm other programs. thanks :)
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