GNOME is one of the most popular desktop environments for Linux, but it doesn’t have its own office suite. Except it kind of does, and I’m not talking about LibreOffice. GNOME Office isn’t a term you see marketed heavily. Don’t try searching for it in your package manager. You probably won’t find anything. That’s because a formal GNOME Office suite never fully left the ground. These days the name lurks around on scattered About pages and a wiki site. The latter lists apps that the GNOME Project considers useful in an office environment. These ten apps don’t form a cohesive office…
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