Lubuntu, What Can I Do With My Linux Computer? II. Create and Edit Productivity Documents

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What Can I Do With My Linux Computer?

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II. Create and edit productivity documents

Many cross platform productivity suites run on Linux systems like LibreOffice, OpenOffice, WPS Office, Calligra Suite and OnlyOffice. Do Desk Top Publishing (DTP) with Scribus, PageStream or VivaDesigner. Create and edit PDF with Master PDF Editor.



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