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LibreOffice has both of those, provided by Collabora (the main corporate developer of LibreOffice).
by wizzwizz4 1y ago
LibreOffice has both of those, provided by Collabora (the main corporate developer of LibreOffice).
- Andrew_nenakhov 1y agoI tried really hard to use Collabora 'web' solution. It is unusable. For those who don't know: it renders the whole LibreOffice interface on server and passes it to you. Lots of issues with hotkeys on non-standard layouts (I use Dvorak), with language switching, with mouse behavior, with clipboard, ugh. Of course it is hungry for resources. No. This isn't the way.
- wizzwizz4 1y agoAre you sure that's not just a VNC-based demo of the desktop version of Collabora Office? I wouldn't be too surprised if their web version was like that (given how long ago the first version came out), except Nextcloud uses a Collabora-based system for its online editing, and I doubt they'd go with something like that. There are online ODT editors (e.g. https://webodf.org/demo/ci/wodotexteditor-0.5.9/localeditor.html https://webodf.org/demo/ci/wodotexteditor-0.5.9/localeditor....), so even if Collabora's is bad, it wouldn't be too hard to make a better one.
- dismalaf 1y agoHmmm... They probably need to advertise that more, or connect the two. Had no idea they were related. Also the Collabora website is cancer, it's not easy at all trying it...