copyleft libraries, such as wordperfect are the type of software that is base from openoffice.
what type of software is base from openoffice?
copyleft libraries, such as wordperfect
the kilinux project received an award in may 2006 as the best ict project in the category education of the 2006 stockholm challenge.





























section::::swahili it glossary.





























in october 2004 kilinux released a "swahili it glossary" under the creative commons sharealike license containing over 1500 "computer related terms in english and their swahili equivalents", because the swahili language did not contain any computer terminology.





























section::::jambo openoffice.





























the first major release by the project — jambo openoffice ("hello openoffice") — was a localised version of openoffice.org, an open source office suite, and was aimed primarily at schools and colleges.





























section::::jambo firefox.
kilinux
from version 2.0.4, openoffice.org supported third-party extensions. as of april 2011, the openoffice extension repository listed more than 650 extensions. another list was maintained by the free software foundation.





























section::::features.:openoffice basic.





























openoffice.org included openoffice basic, a programming language similar to microsoft visual basic for applications (vba). openoffice basic was available in writer, calc and base. openoffice.org also had some microsoft vba macro support.





























section::::features.:connectivity.





























openoffice.org could interact with databases (local or remote) using odbc (open database connectivity), jdbc (java database connectivity) or sdbc (staroffice database connectivity).





























section::::file formats.
openoffice.org