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LibreOffice 25.2.3 released
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this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2025
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OnlyOffice looks so much better and simpler.
Its slower
What do you people do with a word processor?
How did you test it’s apparent ‘slowness’? I use it and have no issue.
Run it on ancient hardware. If it chokes on computers from the '90s, it's slow.
tbf the standard should be mid to late 2000s at this point cmon.
How is OnlyOffice's offline performance and support for Graphite smart font technology? I use Graphite fonts and no support for those is a deal-breaker.
No idea. The reason I recommend it it is the far sleeker interface and beginner friendliness. Besides the better looking UI it does not really add anything.
Isn't only office limited to Microsoft office formats though?
I think you can also export open document style.
It's never mentioned on their website. I'll have to install it some day to check it out.
Also, libre office has randomly crashed for me on multiple distros now, while doing really mundane things like... resizing a window or trying to save the document as PDF.
I will second only office. It's more stable for me.
OnlyOffice crashed for me repeatedly on Debian, LibreOffice did not.
But otherwise yes, I prefer OnlyOffice as well for a much friendlier interface.
LibreOffice just commonly puts mundane parameters God knows where.