> I really wouldn't recommend LibreOffice Writer for collaboration with other people. You never know how your documents are going to look when they're opened up

> I really wouldn't recommend LibreOffice Writer for collaboration with other people. You never know how your documents are going to look when they're opened up in Word, and vice versa. Remember to set up fonts correctly. Install all the microsoft fonts that you can on Linux and then use Carlito/Caldea as replacements for Calibri/Cambria. Most of the weird layout issues going back and forth between MS Word and LibreOffice are about fonts. > Photoshop is at least a decade ahead of GIMP, and has a less embarrassing name. The average user can get by with photopea which works in the browser (or so I hear from HN). For me, The GIMP works just fine. > Also, common sites like OpenTable block access to anyone with a Linux user agent for no reason. I just used OpenTable on Linux five seconds ago. I know that some sites (very few actually, I mentioned Peacock as one) block Linux users; luckily OpenTable isn't one of these (anymore?).