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If this thing isn't free software, and if one really cares about MSword compatibility, then why wouldn't they just go use MSword?

• crowf 6y ago
  MSword doesn't support Linux. Personally, if it were to I would purchase it
  • yjftsjthsd-h 6y ago
    If you're willing to pay, have you looked at codeweavers crossover? (Disclaimer: I've not personally tried this)
    • crowf 6y ago
      I don't mind paying. I tried WINE but that didn't work well enough for me. I will try codeweavers crossover
    • crowf 6y ago
      I tried it and unfortunately it did not work
  • tracker1 6y ago
    I've used the online o365 version a bit for work edits, but that's about it... it's not perfect, but much better than gdocs imo. There's an "unofficial" wrapper. I am glad teams works well at this point too. Will probably see some sort of hybrid electron version of office in the future though, which will shift from the classic version and be more transparent between web and offline.