OpenOffice.org: OpenOffice.org 2.4 break through 16,900 downloads per day!

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Roberto Galoppini
on April 23, 2008
in File Format, Italians do it and OpenOffice.org
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The OpenOffice.org Italian Association is proud to announce another record: the Italian release of the world’s leading free and open source productivity suite has experienced a surge in demand for its last version, OpenOffice.org 2.4.

OpenOffice.org experienced more than 16,900 downloads per day over the last 23 days, for a total of more than 370.000 downloads!

Davide Dozza, PLIO’s president commented the result:

While we were working on our april foul, downloads were running furiously, doubling the 2.3 rate, and quadrupling last year’s downloads. Likely the availability of new Italian linguistic tools, along with the support for PDF/A, are bringing more and more people to try OpenOffice.org, and learn about free software value.

Technorati Tags: openoffice.org, openoffice, davidedozza, PLIO, PDF/A

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