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I am hopeful that between MS's financial commitment to the suite, improved JS performance in the browsers, and a set of practices coming around, it will reach p
by ebiester 7y ago
I am hopeful that between MS's financial commitment to the suite, improved JS performance in the browsers, and a set of practices coming around, it will reach parity in the next few years. I run Linux and while I miss features, I can do my job in an O365 org rather than having to have a mac or run a windows client for office suite.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoOn the one hand, I'd like it too. I use Linux as a daily driver - but I recently replaced my sidearm machine, and I keep it on Windows, so that I have a computer on which I can run desktop Office. On the other hand, I'm convinced that once Office on-line reaches feature parity with the desktop, they'll quickly drop files, and turn Office into just another SaaS that holds my data for ransom. I don't want that.