LinuxUltraOffice.com

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LinuxUltraOffice.com
Type of siteSoftware project site
Created byStan Switaj
URLlinuxultraoffice.com
SoftwareOffice suite
Derived fromLibreOffice
PlatformLinuxDoors OS
LicenseMozilla Public License 2.0
Latest releasev1.1 (2026)
Current statusActive

LinuxUltraOffice.com is the website of LinuxUltraOffice, a productivity suite for the LinuxDoors operating system. The suite is derived from real, unmodified LibreOffice source code and deep-rebranded for LinuxDoors, and both it and the site were produced by Stan Switaj, who programmed the project with AI assistance. It is published under the Mozilla Public License 2.0, the licence of the upstream source it is built from.

The suite is presented as a complete, working set of real applications rather than a viewer or a lightweight alternative: it opens and saves the Microsoft Office formats users already exchange, and requires no account, no subscription and no cloud service.

Applications

The main package provides three applications, each rebranded under the suite's own name:

  • LinuxUltraOffice Writer — word processing, with page layout, styles and citations, opening and saving .docx alongside its own native format.
  • LinuxUltraOffice Calc — spreadsheets, with formulas, pivot tables and charting, opening and saving .xlsx.
  • LinuxUltraOffice Impress — presentations, with transitions, speaker notes and templates, opening and saving .pptx.

A free add-on package, the Complete Suite, rounds the set out with Draw for vector graphics and diagrams, Base as a database front end for local files or external servers, and Math as a formula editor for use inside the other applications or on its own. The add-on requires the main suite and is only a few kilobytes in size, because all six applications already run from the same underlying LibreOffice engine that the main package installs — the add-on supplies the menu entries rather than a second copy of the software.

Distribution

LinuxUltraOffice is built specifically for LinuxDoors and is distributed through that system rather than as a general-purpose Linux download; the site says so plainly to visitors arriving from other systems. It is installed like any other LinuxDoors package, from the desktop LinuxDoors Package Manager or from the site itself, and the add-on installs the same way once the main suite is present.

In the LinuxDoors package catalogue the suite is listed under the Office category at version 26.2.6.1 with an installed size of about 292 MB, and the add-on package at the same version at a few kilobytes. Both are among the catalogue's most downloaded packages. As with every LinuxDoors package, each can be installed either as a prebuilt archive or compiled from its real upstream source on the user's own machine.

Website

The site is a small project site rather than a content management deployment: a front page presenting the three main applications and the file formats they handle, a Complete Suite page describing the Draw, Base and Math add-on, download links pointing at the LinuxDoors packages, and release notes. Its footer states that the suite is powered by real, unmodified LibreOffice source code under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.

The published release notes record two versions: v1.0, the launch of Writer, Calc and Impress for LinuxDoors, and v1.1, which made Draw, Base and Math available as the free Complete Suite add-on installable from the LinuxDoors Package Manager.

Relationship to LibreOffice

LinuxUltraOffice does not fork or reimplement LibreOffice; it builds the real upstream source and rebrands the result for its host system, which is why the applications behave as their upstream counterparts do and read and write the same file formats. The site is explicit about this provenance, crediting the upstream project and its licence in the footer of every page, and the LinuxDoors package description likewise notes that all six applications come from the single office binary that the main package installs.

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