Libre V.S. Open Office V.S. Skydrive V.S. Google Drive

Open Office

     Open Office is a program just like Microsoft Word that lets you type up documents.  Open Office lets yo make more than just word docs.  You have spreadsheets, Presentations, Databases, and drawing documents.  Open Office is simple enough to use even if you don't watch the tutorial video.  Its drawing option isn't no where near great in my opinion.  Its like it was a after thought when they add it, but it does have some really cool and nice things that can be used on it.

LibreOffice
 

    Libre is also a program like open office that'll allow you to make word docs.  For the most part Libre is the same as Open Office with all the same looks and document options.  Its draw doc is more well thought out than Open Office give or take a few things.

Sky Drive 

 

     Sky Drive is a Microsoft owned program that works like Google Drive.  Sky lets you do all the things like Open and Libre, besides a few things here and there like drawing pictures, but lets you upload them from your computer.  Sky is cloud based and can be synced across multiple computers, and also allows you to download it to your computer for offline use and allows you to share your files with your friends.

Google Drive

   Google Drive is very much like Sky Drive and the way it set up.  Of course it'll look different and have its layout different, but works almost the same. Google Drive can be accessed from your Gmail and is also cloud based.  Google Drive can also be downloaded to your computer for offline use and you can share your documents with your friends on Google Drive too.

    These are four software programs that in general terms allow you to do relatively the same things.  Although I find Open and Libre quite useless for my needs for Word is really all you need compare to what they offer.  Sky Drive and Google Drive are the two best bets and just comes down to personal preference and which is easier.   

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