Wordforge - Word Processor (wordforge)
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- wordforge
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- Apache-2.0
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Word processor for fast, private writing - DOCX, PDF and spell check
Wordforge is a fast, native word processor and document editor for Linux. It runs fully offline: no account, no cloud, no browser engine inside.
Write with real page layout, paragraph styles (Normal, Title, Headings), bullets and numbering, tables, pictures, bookmarks, find and replace, and spell check as you type. Copy and paste keeps formatting from web pages, Microsoft Word and LibreOffice. Print, export PDF, and open or save DOCX files (complex Word features are not preserved yet). Text shaping covers Hindi and other Indic scripts, Arabic, Hebrew, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and emoji. Unsaved work is recovered after a crash. Light and dark themes, a Ctrl+K command palette and a distraction-free focus mode keep the page in front.
This is a developer preview: headers and footers, comments and track changes are still to come. Built with C++20, Qt 6 and Skia; open source under Apache-2.0. Also available for Windows.
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