Which office suite do you use?

[Cognizant]

Which one do you use?
Microsoft Office for Desktop and at school,
iWork on MBP.

What about you guys? (I'm assuming 99% of you guys use MS Office)

[Rayquaza]

I use Microsoft Office, whereas my brother uses OpenOffice. We only needed a 1 user license since my family do not require the extended features MS Office has.

[Mirage]

I would love MS Office, but I constantly have to re-install Windows due to my own idiocy and BAM! There goes the Office license. So that is why I usually use OpenOffice.org.

[JackShephard]

Adobe creative suite. Lol

[Darkness.]

I use Microsoft Office, because that is what is on my school laptop.

[JackOfClubs]

Microsoft Office 2010.

[Jess]

Microsoft Office (both home & school)

[Thunduhbuhlt]

Office 2010, I got it free when they were beta testing :P

[WickedWeekend]

LibreOffice.

[Commander Thor]

I use MS Office 2010.

[Silicate Wielder]

I use LibreOffice. Its actually better than I thought it would be. :)

[TheMatrix]

LibreOffice or AbiWord, depending on what I feel like.

Btw, OpenOffice is not made/maintained by Apache. It's actually Oracle that does that.

[DerBear]

I have Microsoft works on an old comp.

But for a long time now I have used Microsoft office

[Commander Thor]

Btw, OpenOffice is not made/maintained by Apache. It's actually Oracle that does that.

Nope.
OpenOffice was made and maintained by Oracle, but it is now a part of the Apache family of software, and is maintained and revised by the Apache team, and the community in general, as an open-source project.

In an announcement made today (1 June 2011), Oracle has donated the OpenOffice.org project to the Apache Software Foundation. The proposal calls for OpenOffice.org to be established as an incubator project.
On 1 June 2011, Oracle Corporation submitted the OpenOffice.org code base to The Apache Software Foundation. That submission was accepted, and the project is now being developed as a podling in the Apache Incubator under the ASF's meritocratic process informally dubbed "The Apache Way". OpenOffice.org is now officially part of the Apache family. The project is known as Apache OpenOffice.org (incubating). Over its 12-year history, the ASF has welcomed contributions from individuals and organizations alike, but, as a policy, does not solicit code donations. The OpenOffice.org code base was not pursued by the ASF prior to its acceptance into the Apache Incubator
http://www.openoffice.org/news/

[TheMatrix]

Nope.
OpenOffice was made and maintained by Oracle, but it is now a part of the Apache family of software, and is maintained and revised by the Apache team, and the community in general, as an open-source project.



http://www.openoffice.org/news/
I live under a rock. :whoops:
Huh, I guess you're right. I haven't looked at OpenOffice once openSUSE started offereing LibreOffice as default in 11.4.

[Mirage]

I didn't know about the Apache thing either, thanks for filling me in! :)

[Infidelitas]

MS Office 2007 on Windows, and Libre office on Linux Mint

[Steve Jobs]

iWork Works! I use Office too because my university requires it.

[MattVon]

Microsoft Office 2010.

[xChrisVx]

MS Office 2007. Good as any

[Aves]

MS Office 2010 (School and Home Edition)

[applegeek897]

I use iWork because I just like it more but there can be compatibility problems so I have office 2011 as well but I never have the need to use them anyway when I need to type something down I just use text edit or notepad.

[audiophile5]

I use MS Office for Mac on my Mac, and iWork on my iPad.