In 2000, Sun, which a year earlier had acquired a German company that developed StarOffice, released the code as the project. Sun and are linked by the code on which the suite is based. " is on a path toward being the most popular office suite the world has ever seen," claimed Jonathan Schwartz, the chief executive of Sun Microsystems, in a statement. A native Mac OS X edition is still being ported.
2.0, which has been in development for more than two years and recently delayed by some last-minute bugs, can now be downloaded from the Web in versions for Windows, Linux, and Solaris. An open-format group Thursday launched the final version of 2.0, a free application suite that's drawn attention from governments interested in breaking away from Microsoft's office application bundles.
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