I don't think it's a fair comparison. OpenOffice sees no meaningful development, and it still has the brand recognition, causing people to mistakenly install it

I don't think it's a fair comparison. OpenOffice sees no meaningful development, and it still has the brand recognition, causing people to mistakenly install it thinking it's basically libreoffice, i.e. actively maintained software. Instead, it's just a snapshot of an ancient version of it, giving people the false impression that the project is dead in its tracks.