
So a couple of years back I was fed up of salting my eyeballs and said **** it. I’ve spent many an hour on their bugzilla arguing with weird things like it taking 5 minutes to open a document if your printer is offline. However there’s a severe impedance mismatch between it and every platform it runs on, it’s slow, cranky and quite frankly painful to use. But when they went O365 I decided I didn’t want to pay subscription fees going on and didn’t want to pay up front anymore so I jumped on the LibreOffice bandwagon.įundamentally it’s like using office 2000 with some added niceties.

I ran Macs at home during that time and used office for Mac.

I used office professionally for nigh on 30 years including developing extensive extensions for it with VSTO on w*****s.
