Oracle has given the OpenOffice office suite to Apache, with IBM's blessing. The Document Foundation, creators of the LibreOffice, an OpenOffice fork, can live with this move.

What is Apache OpenOffice? Apache OpenOffice (AOO) is free and open source software for office productivity owned by the Apache Software Foundation (ASF).

The Apache Software Foundation announced that OpenOffice is now an Apache top-level project.

Despite the growing momentum of the LibreOffice fork of OpenOffice, the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) is urging the community of volunteer developers to rally around the OpenOffice code base as ...

Some open source supporters are still using Apache Open Office instead of LibreOffice. Christian Schaller thinks Apache should direct users from its website to LibreOffice instead ...

Due to lack of developers, " Apache OpenOffice (AOO) ", which suggested the completion of the project once in September 2016, was subsequently decided to continue development for the ...

The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) is urging the community of volunteer developers to rally around the OpenOffice code base.

Considering LibreOffice’s success and widespread community admiration, Apache OpenOffice’s 100 million downloads in less than two years seems even more impressive.

LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice vulnerable to same bug; only one is fixed Code-execution bug shows open source Office clones can be hacked, too.