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> Having said that, I still prefer GSuite to Office. Microsoft has set the bar very low indeed. Depends upon which pieces. You can pry Excel from my cold, dead
by s3r3nity 6y ago
> Having said that, I still prefer GSuite to Office. Microsoft has set the bar very low indeed.
Depends upon which pieces. You can pry Excel from my cold, dead hands; OneNote is still an amazing piece of software that is getting pretty sweet updates; Outlook by itself is pretty solid for 80% of use cases, with fast iOS/Android apps; everything can be tweaked to your liking with some VBA scripting.
Onedrive also gives you more free space vs. Google Drive when signing up, I believe, though creating Google Docs / Sheets / Slides don't contribute to GDrive storage space - which was the deciding factor for us.
- m0zg 6y agoiOS and Android Outlook aren't actually Outlook. They are Accompli. Desktop Outlook leaves much to be desired nowadays. And yes, my wife is an accountant, so Excel is mandatory for her. She _can_ do most of what she does in Sheets, but Sheets lack integration with the various backends that grew over the years.