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    [–] Alborlin@lemmy.world 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

    how about using winword ? and excel. I know there exists alterntives on linux, but I have seen that open office wrekcs havoc on document formatting. is there a if not as good as , but next to good word editor for linux and is it out of box ?

    [–] Index_Case@feddit.uk 1 points 11 months ago

    Sorry, not actually used any Linux office packages yet. Briefly used office365 online, which was, as you'd expect, more or less the same experience as windows / Mac.

    Have had a look around and there are, apparently, as many opinions about which Linux office suit is best as there are possible usage situations or different office suits... 🥲