Need a word processor program. Suggestions?

[JohnFisher89]

Mircosoft office starter

[nikomo]

Write directly into /dev/sda1 with cat

[JohnFisher89]

[QUOTE=nikomo;28613084]Write directly into /dev/sda1 with cat[/QUOTE]
echo is cooler

[smha1010]

To everyone saying "LOL, OPENOFFIZ SUX, NO UPDAT3Z XDDD LOOL SORANDOM!!!112!"

[img]http://filesmelt.com/dl/Update1.png[/img]

I've been getting updates from now and then.

[PyroCF]

Butterflies
But google docs is great.

[moesislack]

The only reason why I have Microsoft office is my sister got a 3 pack.

[Murk]

[QUOTE=BlueYoshi;28614719]To everyone saying "LOL, OPENOFFIZ SUX, NO UPDAT3Z XDDD LOOL SORANDOM!!!112!"[/QUOTE]

Nobody is saying that

also please do not make post like that one ever again

[bbgamer360]

Just googled 'Free Word Processor', and hey, look what I found...

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_word_processors[/url]

Anyway, I recommend Libre/Open Office, AbiWord or Lotus Symphony.

[Psycommu]

Stone tablet and a chisel.

[editline]15th March 2011[/editline]

Okay really, probably Open Office or Libre Office.

[Bob the Android]

Google Docs or LibreOffice are both solid options. In Ubuntu, I used to replace OpenOffice with Abiword for word processing and gnumetrics (I forget the name) for excel stuff.

[Ninja Duck]

LibreOffice looks exactly the same as OpenOffice, just a different name stamped on it.

[Communist Cake]

[QUOTE=Ninja Duck;28643715]LibreOffice looks exactly the same as OpenOffice, just a different name stamped on it.[/QUOTE]

That's because Oracle stopped the development of Open Office. LibreOffice is the same development team, but free from Oracle.

[wlzshroom]

abiword if all you want is a word processor, libreoffice for the full shbang

[editline]17th March 2011[/editline]

notepad++ for coding and misc projects

[editline]17th March 2011[/editline]

[QUOTE=Bob the Android;28643304]Google Docs or LibreOffice are both solid options. In Ubuntu, I used to replace OpenOffice with Abiword for word processing and gnumetrics (I forget the name) for excel stuff.[/QUOTE]

it's gnumerics

[editline]17th March 2011[/editline]

google docs is a good option too, though it's kind of annoying when you're writing up a research paper, but i don't know how to windows so that's my problem

[Demache]

Code your pages in HTML and then print them with your web browser.

Best solution.