I like the open source philosophy. So I guess, I’ll downloading Open Office to try it out. I know my friend Wolfgang uses it and so far so good.
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Heheh…I believe in the Open Source philosophy too…as a matter of fact I’m using Linux for all my computer needs (my computer is dual-boot Linux and Windows XP, the rest of my family is using Windows XP).
However, OpenOffice is not as featured and polished as I would have liked it to be. I don’t like to admit this, but Microsoft Word is still the best word processor around.