Im using Libre Office , but waths about thats one . Look great . :THNK Please share you opinion .Is it OK ?
Not sure about these 2. But I use Kingsoft Office software and I’m happy with it 
Kingsoft is a good one , but there is a small problem , not all languages are supportet . I need one with all possible ;D spell checker for all 
Microsoft office ask $ 20 for any language , dont like them (:AGY)
Oh I see. In this case not sure. I hope that somebody will give you a better advice
20$? LOL! I can buy Comodo Internet Security Pro 2013 for a year!
:BNC The birds are twitting that Melih & Co will suprise Us with a Comodo office suite .
Anything missing in LibreOffice?
It was updated today, and it keeps getting better.
LibreOffice 4.1.0 Final (2013-07-25)
Release Notes
4.1 New Features and Fixes
LibreOffice 4.1: A Landmark For Interoperability
Nothing missing :-TU
Just looking to mess a litle bit with a new soft ;D & to learn something new
Im using Libre office for years . Im happy with , its OK just for home use , no problems so far .
I’m rarely using office for my work and LibreOffice is the best and has extended language packeges :-TU
YİGİDO_58 :-TU
language pack , that the biggest PLUS for Libre Office. Realy any language for free with a spell chceck :■■■■
and for free !
I’ve tried all of it. It’s great for a portable office but document fidelity-wise, I wouldn’t be too sure. Messes up formats. It’s great for its size and simple doc editing. In every other case, I’d stick with Libre. But give it a whirl you might like it. 
:-TU
I use LibreOffice myself. Kingsoft Office looks promising though.
Still, they haven’t said that they won’t support it. Just that there team is too small at the moment. They do welcome support from outside :). Couldn’t devs from LibreOffice or OpenOffice offer some assistance.
OpenDocument was released 2005, so they have had plenty of time to add support for it. :-\
I doubt that the developers that develop LibreOffice or OpenOffice would be interested in contributing to proprietary software. 