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LibreOffice or alternatives for android
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this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2026
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As well as LibreOffice
Collabora Office (Based on LibreOffice)
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OpenDocument
Thanks! Unfortunately, neither were able to open my
.docxfiles.I recommend moving to .odt and such, Microsoft altered the supposed-to-be-standardised formats they use, probably to lock people into their ecosystem. You could instead select all and copy from the docx into a fresh .odt, and fix the formatting differences.
Yeah, I'm on my way home now to do this on my Linux rig. Ugh... Would've been nice to be able to do it from my tab at the cafe, but, we can't have it all, I guess 🤣
I thought Collabaro would for sure.
I don't really know these, but..
Only Office
AndroOpenOffice
Can confirm Only Office has worked well for me