#LibreOffice 26.8 is here – with tabbed UI improvements, draft mode in Writer, and better scripting support.
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@OrionKidder @libreoffice Debian stable.
I didn't get the flatpak, but I downloaded the recent version from their official website.@Purplegengar25 @OrionKidder @libreoffice
Debian Backports regularly updates to new releases.
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@libreoffice you got me at "no built-in AI"
@Shine_McShine @libreoffice I came to type those very words!
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@libreoffice I'm quite interested in the updated ribbon-like interface. How quickly do these updates tend to filter their way down to the various distros, does anyone know?
@tehstu That depends totally on the distro. Some are quick, some take a lot longer! Best to ask the distro maintainers
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#LibreOffice 26.8 is here – with tabbed UI improvements, draft mode in Writer, and better scripting support. (And no built-in AI, of course.) Learn more about the latest update to the private office suite: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/08/26/libreoffice-26-8/ #foss #openSource #freesoftware
@libreoffice What's that phenomenon where your brain automatically corrects malformed text as you read? Honestly read this as "No bull-shit AI" first pass
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#LibreOffice 26.8 is here – with tabbed UI improvements, draft mode in Writer, and better scripting support. (And no built-in AI, of course.) Learn more about the latest update to the private office suite: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/08/26/libreoffice-26-8/ #foss #openSource #freesoftware
@libreoffice You have a permissive AI policy, though, when it comes to developing these apps, assuming my knowledge is still up to date.
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#LibreOffice 26.8 is here – with tabbed UI improvements, draft mode in Writer, and better scripting support. (And no built-in AI, of course.) Learn more about the latest update to the private office suite: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/08/26/libreoffice-26-8/ #foss #openSource #freesoftware
@libreoffice V happy to see promise of easier Markdown interchange!
However... MalwareBytes is blocking both direct & torrent downloads "due to tracking attempts" ??? & Firefox is rejecting the mirror sites. Screenshots attached. Please advise? -
#LibreOffice 26.8 is here – with tabbed UI improvements, draft mode in Writer, and better scripting support. (And no built-in AI, of course.) Learn more about the latest update to the private office suite: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/08/26/libreoffice-26-8/ #foss #openSource #freesoftware
@libreoffice Any idea why downloads of the .torrent files for 26.8.0 are failing?
It's variously failing during TLS handshake, or after some timeout later on. I'm also seeing some returned HTML content about "504 Gateway Time-out", but no actual torrent files.
NB: I'm trying to use either wget or curl to download the torrent files, as I have a script to grab the lot so as to help with the torrents. However, it's not working in Firefox either, i.e. doesn't look like some anti-AI/bot challenge not working for wget/curl.
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#LibreOffice 26.8 is here – with tabbed UI improvements, draft mode in Writer, and better scripting support. (And no built-in AI, of course.) Learn more about the latest update to the private office suite: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/08/26/libreoffice-26-8/ #foss #openSource #freesoftware
@libreoffice Amazing, thank you! And thank you for making it AI-free.
️ Can I ask a question in relation to the download for Windows? (https://www.libreoffice.org/download/)
What is the difference between the X86-64 and the ARM64 files?
Thanks again!
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@libreoffice Amazing, thank you! And thank you for making it AI-free.
️ Can I ask a question in relation to the download for Windows? (https://www.libreoffice.org/download/)
What is the difference between the X86-64 and the ARM64 files?
Thanks again!
@clickhere Thanks! x86-64 is for the vast majority of Windows PCs (typically Intel or AMD). ARM64 is for Windows computers with ARM processors (somewhat less common, but more and more are appearing). If you're unsure, the Control Center in Windows should help...
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@clickhere Thanks! x86-64 is for the vast majority of Windows PCs (typically Intel or AMD). ARM64 is for Windows computers with ARM processors (somewhat less common, but more and more are appearing). If you're unsure, the Control Center in Windows should help...
@libreoffice Thank you so much!
Yes, it looks like it's Intel Core i5 on this Windows laptop (work-issued device) - I'll give the X86-64 a try.
I really appreciate your help with this!
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