"In a press release (http://www.openoffice.org/press/ibm_press_release.html) today, with accompanying press FAQ (http://www.openoffice.org/press/ibm_press_faq.html), IBM announces a change in its relationship to the OpenOffice.org (http://www.openoffice.org/) development community. The upshot is that they're making a long-term commitment to OOo; no organization has paid off any other organization for this; they're devoting about 35 of their developers in China to OOo; and they'll be contributing accessibility code from Lotus Notes to improve current support for assistive technologies. You may recall that an alleged shortage of assistive technologies that work with OOo has been one of the big criticisms leveled against the idea of governments standardizing on the OpenDocument format, which is a file format that OOo and several other office suites support."

@ /. (http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/09/10/126241&from=rss)

Muito bom, gostei desta acção dos lados da IBM. :)

exelente noticia, muito boa iniciativa por parte da IBM

Weeeee OpenOffice com interface nativa! \o/

Que sensato por parte da IBM...

Sera uma melhor escolha ? ou continuo com open office ? :)

Malta, quando sai a versao final ?
Gostava de experimentar... entretanto uso o open office, penso q serve perfeitamente para trabalhos escolares n ? mas dizem q n da para gravar ainda n percebi mt bem se isso vai ser uma barreira em relaçao ao formato do trabalho q possa entregar ou q me possam arranjar feito em algum programa do office. Certo ? Aconselham me a esperar pela versao por parte da imb ?
Ja agora onde posso sacar o open office em pt ?

Linux? nos repositorios das distros
Win? em openoffice.org