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It's probably worth trying LibreOffice again if your last install was a couple of years ago. They take document compatibility bugs pretty seriously and fix a bu
by Karellen 2y ago
It's probably worth trying LibreOffice again if your last install was a couple of years ago. They take document compatibility bugs pretty seriously and fix a bunch with every release.
That's probably the easiest step to take next, before looking at virtualization or a full Linux install with Wine.
- kbelder 2y agoLibreOffice does everything I need personally, and is far more powerful and useful than Google's or Microsoft's web suite. I still use desktop Office for spreadsheets that need to be shared. Word docs are pretty well supported by Libre at this point.
- baq 2y agoCalc is... bad. It's slow and I've run into bugs in formulas; would rather use google sheets, which are a different kind of bad, but better than calc. No issues with writer, haven't used anything else.
- Paianni 2y agoYou would probably like Gnumeric, though that project is very Unix-specific.