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What prevents someone from moving from Microsoft Office v.X to OpenOffice.org on Mac OS X?

April 26, 2017mac os x Microsoft moving Office v.x

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What prevents someone from moving from Microsoft Office v.X to OpenOffice.org on Mac OS X?

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The OpenOffice.org Mac OS X/Darwin porting team members have actually been using OpenOffice.org 1.0 for all their office-suite needs since October 2002. With the release of OpenOffice.org 1.0 X11 for Mac OS X and Darwin (Final Beta), the port is almost ready for prime-time, and needs only heavy testing and the resulting bug fixes to be a complete office suite on Mac OS X and Darwin. As always, more developers are needed and welcomed to help the port move along and begin to look and behave like a native Mac OS X application.