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>>61817171
My office uses Microsoft office suite. The engineers don't use any of it afaik.

I think corporate US uses office products because that's what the business users learn in school and it's pretty ubiquitous.

I've heard the macro and advance functions that office has isn't supported or ported to the libre office stuff. But I really have no idea. I haven't used Microsoft office since high school.

>>61817171
Microsoft. There's just too much shit in office that libreoffice can't copy over.

No serious business uses Libre, they use Office because of it's Windows integration and network collaboration capabilities. Also opensource software tends to be unpopular in corporate environments because there's nobody to hold liable when shit goes wrong, and security liabilities are a big deal.

>>61817171
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Colleges here use linux (Xubuntu with a dock at the bottom) and libre office in libraries.
Most companies use MS Office, but some use open office or libre office. Either way they ALWAYS have a tech expert instead of using Microsoft's support. So I have no idea why they pay for MSO license when they can get the same software for free.

The hospital I work at converted to Libreoffice when XP went EOL and all computers got centos.

I expected a loat of moaning but literally noone fucking noticed.

>>61818461
because virtually everyone only uses basic functionality and libre's basic functions are fine. got me through uni and the only time it cause me trouble was when formatting a graph. can't remember the details of the problem but I remember nightly frustration.

>>61818461
People only interact with software, not desktop environments or whatever. And all office software essentially behaves the same. People who complain about "linux being more difficult to use" are literally saying they'd be too dumb to use KolourPaint instead of Paint.exe, which I find hard to believe unless they're over 50 years old and senile.