Hey guys, I've been pondering this subject for some time now, and I need to get it out. I hope you read this post, in the spirit of which it is written: With affection See, I like OO.org. I think it's a brilliant solution, and I/it could easily persuade people to save a lot of money on licenses.

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But you know. At least where I come from, the MAIN program that gets used all the time, is Outlook.

And so I don't make the switch. And so none of my friends or family make the switch. I'm guessing you really don't make the switch if Outlook is in play at all. Why would you not install the other applications in the MS Office suite, when they're readily available to you, if you have Outlook? (I know that isn't a 100% true, some get them with e.g. Their smartphones and pda's, and it's an Outlook license only).

I think it's a crying shame that you don't have a PIM solution! Don't give me the standard response here (at least it's standard from what I read elsewhere): You want to focus on the core functionality of an office suite. What is that? Is that some kind of excuse? You know what? Free card games for macbook.

Everyone else have that explanation too. All the office suites 'just want to focus on the core functionality'. Since a lot of them are based on OO.org (e.g. StarOffice and Symphony), they kinda just bloat the range.

Basically you're covering what 90% of Office applications users use anyway, it's very few people that are really advanced in their use of these applications. There are others (KOffice, and probably others), just not OO.org based, but they do the same thing. And so we're left with a situation where none of them really stands out. Pick this, pick that, it doesn't really matter much.

They all focus on the same thing. The approach may differ a little, but that's it. The only time I go fully OO.org is on my Ubuntu, since it makes sense there.