"Carbon" is the collective name for all native Mac OS X APIs, see. Apple would rather keep these apps on the Mac, thus they are discouraging the use of X11 for Mac apps.ĭo you now understand the reasoning, or are you still LOLing at me? Why? Because if they did, it would be trivial to write Mac apps using X11 and then port them to other operating systems. X11 is awesome if you want to run all kinds of apps on the Mac, but these apps don't behave like Mac apps. They would rather keep apps Mac only.Īnd this brings us to X11. Apple wants to discourage Mac developers from using Java to create cross-platform apps. Making Java apps look good on a Mac is hard. Why? Because Apple wants Mac-only applications.Īnother example is Java. It was called "yellow box" ("blue box" was for old Mac apps). Initially, Apple planned to keep this in OS X. Remember NeXT? They had a nice cross-platform development library which allowed NeXT apps to run on Windows. Let me explain what I meant.Īpple depends on Mac OS X having applications which do not exist on other operating systems. In your defense, I admit that I was unclear in my original post. Labelling people "mac fanatics" because you don't understand their reasoning is pretty cheap. :) That is what I love Mac fanatics - if something is broken in OSX it must be intentional.
Support for system C++ STL.> The existing issues with X11 are intentional. Module binfilter removed (legacy StarOffice file formats (.sdw. Changes that Impact Backwards Compatibility. Calc and Chart Improvements/Enhancements. Corrected Hatch fill style visualization. Transparency support for pixel formats (PNG). Unified visualization of Color Palette popup. Refined the Selection Handles User Interface. New Gallery Themes and Gallery enhancements. Interoperability Improvements for Text Documents, Spreadsheet Documents, Presentation Documents and OOXML file format in general.
OpenOffice has supported extensions, in a similar manner to Mozilla Firefox, making easy to add new functionality to an existing OpenOffice installation.įeatures: 170+ Languages.
OpenOffice is also able to export files in PDF format. OpenOffice is available in many languages, works on all common computers, stores data in ODF - the international open standard format - and is able to read and write files in other formats, included the format used by the most common office suite packages. Apache OpenOffice is an open-source office productivity software suite containing word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, graphics, formula editor, and database management applications.
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