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You must have some bad luck. I use LO daily on Windows and macOS and have done for many years now, and have had maybe 2-3 crashes in total. The document recove
by vcgnjxfc444 5y ago
You must have some bad luck.
I use LO daily on Windows and macOS and have done for many years now, and have had maybe 2-3 crashes in total.
The document recovery has saved me in all of those cases.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoDocument recovery will still lose a couple of minutes of work, or sometimes tells you your files is corrupted infortunatly. But even without that, it's more about your workflow being turned sub optimal that hurts. When I open VSCode, Inkscape or Thunderbird, I don't have to think about loosing my data. That makes things smoother :)
- vcgnjxfc444 5y agoSure. I guess im just old enough to remember the 1990s Microsoft Office shitshow.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoOh, I'm with you on this one. So many scars, from so many different shapes of blades. That's why I'm still using LO and not MSO, despite the fact it's now more stable.
- pmontra 5y agoI was about to post a similar comment. One of the reasons was that before memory protection (that different hardware already for ages) any rogue pointer could crash any other application or the OS. Developing software was an exercise of rebooting Windows. Ah, the reset button!
- 2Gkashmiri 5y agocan applications remind users to save the document once before the autosave kicks in? i was burned many times before i actually read it somewhere. this should be in the quick start somewhere