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LibreOffice is pretty damn good
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M$ loves locking users into their totally bulls*it ecosystem with deliberately broken "standards." LibreOffice, on the other hand, actually respects open formats like ODF and doesn't treat interoperability as a threat. Word still can't properly open documents it didn't create, unless you pay the vendor tax and pray the formatting survives....
I think they deliberately mess with the formatting text in exported to "word doc" format files from LibreOffice too.