LibreOffice 5.2 Officially Released (softpedia.com)

prisoninmate writes from a report via Softpedia: LibreOffice 5.2 is finally here, after it has been in development for the past four months, during which the development team behind one of the best free office suites have managed to implement dozens of new features and improvements to most of the application's components. Key features include more UI refinements to make it flexible for anyone, standards-based document classification, forecasting functions in Calc, the spreadsheet editor, as well as lots of Writer and Impress enhancements. A series of videos are provided to see what landed in the LibreOffice 5.2 office suite, which is now available for download for GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows operating systems.

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[CrankyOldEngineer]

This comment is pure FUD. I write a lot in my work. Large complicated documents with outlines, headings, indices, tables, you name it. Needless to say, I and my colleagues use MS Office in its various versions at the office. I have used LO at home since it forked and OO before that. In recent years I have had almost 0 compatibility/formatting issues. LO is more compatible with MS than the various versions of MS are with each other!