Re: [BLUG] Gnumeric fun: Dual-core/Quad-core comparison

Yes, I think Gnumeric is much better than OOo Calc. Gnumeric was part
of an effort to make a suite of office applications for Gnome. AbiWord
was also part of that. Gnumeric doesn't make it as straightforward to
make a graph, but once you figure out the graph tree structure, you can
do quite a bit. Like I just revised the Price per GHz/core graph so
that it includes the ratio graph with a second y-axis at a different
scale. It took me a bit to figure out how to associate the second plot
with the y-axis2.

Appearently http://www.editgrid.com/ uses Gnumeric as a backend or as
a code base. Looks pretty neat.

Mark

On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 01:37:00PM GMT, Simón Ruiz [simon.a.ruiz@gmail.com] said the following:
> That's pretty neat. The main (real) reason our teachers don't want to
> give up the MS Office is that OOo Calc doesn't do more than multi-line
> graphs. It looks like Gnumeric wins soundly on that account.
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