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The Document Foundation announced that LibreOffice 4.4.4 is now available for download and packs over 70 bugfixes. It's not the last one in the series, so expect to see more of these in the coming months.
The 4.x branch of LibreOffice is still the most advanced version that you can use right now, at least until the launch of the 5.x version. It's also quite stable, and after four updates you know you're getting something good. It's an office suite that's integrated by default in most Linux operating systems, so this update will probably hit a lot of users very soon.
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