

And yes, it’s the best open source drawing tool so far. This software is believed to the best alternative to Adobe Illustrator and CorelDRAW. In particular, there is a free online course on Using LibreOffice, published in English by the GFOSS Open Technologies Alliance.Inkscape has long been a favoite open source drawing software for Linux users for years. There are excellent support resources available online to help with using LibreOffice. See for example this one, published by DCP Web Designers. If you are not sure what to do, search Youtube for ‘How to install LibreOffice’ and you’ll find some tutorial videos.

You may be asked to re-start the computer.When the installation is complete, click the ‘Finish’ button.If there are applications which you already have open, you can select the ‘Do not close applications’ option and re-start the machine when the installation is done.We don’t recommend loading LibreOffice during system start-up, as that will add unnecessary time to your boot-up process, and you may not want to use a word processor every time you start your computer.You can choose to create a shortcut on your desktop to launch LibreOffice from the desktop (Optional).Follow the instructions on screen to complete the installation.When complete, double click on the file to install it.Click on the Download button, and wait for the file to download.If Windows, you will probably need the 64-bit version, if your computer is not older than 10 years

If not, choose your operating system (Windows, Mac or Linux). Normally, the download page will automatically select the correct operating system.Choose the current version (Now version 7.0.0).Click on the Download menu option, then select Download LibreOffice.Go to the official LibreOffice website:.In a school context, we recommend that one person downloads the file which can then be shared locally off-line with your colleagues. However, please note that this is a large file (314MB) so it will take a while to download. It is a simple process to download LibreOffice.
