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LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice are two free, open-source office suites that share a common origin in the OpenOffice.org project. LibreOffice, started as a fork in 2010 by The Document Foundation after Oracle Corporation's acquisition of Sun Microsystems, has since become the more actively developed of the two. Apache OpenOffice, maintained by the Apache Software Foundation since 2011, represents the continuation of the original OpenOffice.org codebase with a slower development cadence.
Both suites include a word processor, a spreadsheet program, a presentation tool, a drawing module, a database
LibreOffice is distributed under a multi-license model that includes MPL 2.0, GPLv3, and LGPLv3, reflecting its
In practice, LibreOffice tends to have more frequent updates and broader enterprise and developer support, while