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I've found that OnlyOffice has much better Microsoft Office compatibility. I just install it via flatpak, remove the network permission, and go about my busines
by upboundspiral 1y ago
I've found that OnlyOffice has much better Microsoft Office compatibility. I just install it via flatpak, remove the network permission, and go about my business perfectly. While LibreOffice -> LibreOffice works perfectly fine, whenever it opens a .docx file it always wants to save it as a .odf which is a nonstarter. Not because I don't want to support open document formats but because everyone expects a .docx back if they send you one. It also struggles consistently for any type of advanced formatting (as a .docx).
- SV_BubbleTime 1y agoRemove the network permission by what mechanism? I only know firejail or this (iirc)
- upboundspiral 1y agoinstall via flatpak (which uses bubblewrap iirc for sandboxing) and use flatseal to remove the network permission. You can also manually edit this through .local/share/flatpak/overrides.