@neil As a Windoesn't user I use Libre Office regularly.

It seems a fine analogue for the MS Office suite, which is now shite.

What shifted me to LibreOffice, some time back, was when the Office Suite disc I had BOUGHT refused to load on a new computer unless I paid for the software AGAIN.

The retroactive application of "licensing" to EXISTING customers was for me the final straw with Gates's greed.

@neil but i prefer onlyoffice, because the UI is similar to Microsoft office

A question I sometimes get about LibreOffice Writer is "But can you exchange documents with people using Windows / Office?".

Yes! I do it all the time.

Multiple times a day, most days.

Often quite long documents, with complex formatting, numbering, tracked changes, comments etc.

And I just get on and do it.

YMMV, of course, but that has been my experience over many years.

#LibreOffice

@neil Best interoperability with MS-Word I've seen; I use it any time a publisher wants an MS-Word manuscript, and I've had no complaints. Except one: little fiddly grid format details won't come out quite right… but in my experience they don't come out quite right on other copies of MS-Word either, and it's really not the right tool for the job.