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Microsoft Office support in Windows 10 ends in October too - what that really means (www.zdnet.com)
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[–] gedaliyah@lemmy.world 2 points 9 hours ago

It's a trade-off for sure, but they're both free/FOSS. So it's worth test driving both.

I used primarily open office and Libreoffice 10-15 years ago and it was dated then but competitive. Trying it this year left me feeling like it hadn't gotten much interface work in that time.

I really wish the team would invest in a serious overhaul that's long overdue. The back end, especially when it comes to huge files, outperforms onlyoffice by a mile. But for me, only office is faster to use because the navigation is so much easier.