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OSALTOpen Source Alternative (website)
OSALTOregon Sustainable Agriculture Land Trust
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The FreeLoader Directory: The Definitive Guide to the World of Open Source & Freeware Applications" is a guide to the world of freeware and how one can find a free or open source alternative to almost every application for one's computer--even some applications one will never find in the retail market.
Free Loader Directory by Small Press Bookwatch
There are many open source alternatives to the Microsoft Office Suite, but this is hands-down the best one, even over Google docs.
Software Programs That Increase Productivity by A Nutt / Computers and Internet community
IBM on Thursday said it has unleashed its free of charge Lotus Symphony, an open source alternative of Microsoft Office for viewing documents, spreadsheets, and presentation, which could give companies millions of dollars in savings.
Free Lotus Symphony could draw millions of Microsoft Office Customers by International Business Times - US ed.
 
 
 
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