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I gave it a shot about 10 years ago but quickly gave up. Libreoffice was way too limited. Exchanging word / powerpoint with others was basically impossible, imp
by sugarkjube 4y ago
I gave it a shot about 10 years ago but quickly gave up. Libreoffice was way too limited. Exchanging word / powerpoint with others was basically impossible, importing from ms office mostly messed up layouts. Just too much hassle. You got to focus on the business, not fighting with your office suite.
Recently, frustrated again with some excel shenanigans, I looked around and I discovered softmaker office. I immediately got a license and experimented a little. It seems very compatible with ms office. It still costs money, but less then ms. So in the near future I might try that route, along with thunderbird to replace outlook.