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If trends are telling, as the author seems to think, they tell of Libre's decline, too. One thing I noticed is that the web based MS Office products are signif
by aliswe 4y ago
If trends are telling, as the author seems to think, they tell of Libre's decline, too.
One thing I noticed is that the web based MS Office products are significantly snappier and less quirky than their desktop counterparts. Maybe that is part of it?
Unrelated: I also noticed that Visio, which I previously found quite pleasant to use, actually is nigh unusable (Desktop - no web version exists). Was it always this bad and have my standards simply gone up, or did it deteriorate?
- n8cpdx 4y agoI used to be a big fan of desktop Microsoft office, primarily because of stability, reliability, and ux innovation. They've clearly stopped investing in quality, every time I go back it is buggier and less reliable than before. I don't use Visio, but even Word is becoming a nightmare.