LibreOffice

Pros: LibreOffice is a fully featured office suite that competes well with similar Microsoft and Google products. But, LibreOffice is free, making is the best value available. It is as easy to set up and learn as any other software without all of the security doubt that comes with browser based software. Navigation of the Office suite works just as expected due to it being available on every platform for the same cost...$0!

Cons: LibreOffice is not laden with AI tools, which could be a pro, but it also doesn't offer much in the case of writing assistance. Customer support for LibreOffice is only handled by the open community. File organization is strange in the Linux version, but that is to be expected.

Pros: I use LibreOffice every day to write and save documents and sheets. It is a great value for the free plan, easy to use due to familiarity and has all the features I need for my business.

Cons: The constant upgrades can gum up the system, and the formating doesn't always translate into other files.

Pros: It is a great tool for document editing, and a very light memory footprint, which is a high value all for free, with ease of use and simplicity comparable to proprietary software like Microsoft Office, and it provides may customization functions and navigation options that can help writing and creating in many packages.

Cons: Sometimes I find it not the best to have a clear and simple user interface, and the work using the writer is overwhelming.

Pros: It's free and works offline. I often need something that can make quick edits, and the loading time of the programme is very good.

Cons: I'm not sure that it has the best interface and can be frustrating to use when you are more familiar with another type of software.

Pros: I love that I can access are complete office for free and it can export into various formats that are usable in other popular programs. I've never had a problem with creating any documents or with anyone being able to read them upon my sending them. I've been using LibreOffice for years and have yet to have to pay for a word proccessing software.

Cons: The cons I would say are most noticeable in the powerpoint version of the software. Often times the formatting doesn't exactly transfer over, or if I open a powerpoint file in libreoffice sometimes things go wonky and features are lost.

Pros: Catching up as an alternate app to Microsoft office. It can open up ms office file without much problem.

Cons: Found a few glitches on opening slide in .odp file: 1) if larger fonts are used, they seem to get condensed with character overlapping one another, totally unreadable. 2) unable to have section title for a group of slides like MS PowerPoint. Section can be expanded and collapse, and facilitate navigation during slide show. Am I missing any LibreOffice similar features?

Pros: Gratuito y absolutamente funcional con una gran comunidad detrás para dr soporte e implementar actualizaciones.

Cons: No acaba de integrase bien y de compatibilizar con otras opciones más implantadas del mercado pero sin llegar a ser una dificultad.

Pros: Libreoffice calc is the equivalent of Microsoft Excel. It does everything I needed Excel to do as a basic user and its free.

Cons: Never tried to email support, as I haven't come up with any bugs or errors, but being free and open source, I doubt there is support

Pros: Changes and comments are easily readable during peer review, and saving in standard file types keeps co-authors in sync under varied editing environments.

Cons: Compatibility with a few editors may shift tracked changes or styling, so testing is prudent before submitting external drafts for review.

Pros: It is a great tool for small businesses on a tight budget. Though it is a free software, it has many of the features common to Microsoft applications.

Cons: The slight differences in macros and function shortcut keys commonly used in Microsoft takes a little getting used to, but they are not hurdles that cannot be overcome. The lack of a dedicated staff, is the one major drawback because issues are addressed as people want to work on them instead of from a targeted plan.

Pros: LibreOffice provides me with reliable applications to work on my documents and spreadsheets. It can deal with big texts and complicated calculations easily and this favor me in the ability to have my files in different formats.

Cons: When I import files used in a different suite, there are unpredicted formatting patterns. I have also encountered certain bumps of saving files in particular formats.

Pros: LibreOffice Writer performed complicated works with own styles, cross references, tables of contents and footnotes without additional plug-ins and license fee issues allowing me to make everything fit exactly to my academic format requirements.

Cons: Opening some close-to-Excel files that used Visual Basic scripts some macro will not run and I have to edit the formula manually.

Pros: Our billing spreadsheets and reports are managed by LibreOffice Calc. The PDF export is great for customer invoices.

Cons: Vendor-supplied Excel files sometimes don’t format correctly, and macro compatibility is spotty. That's an issue for me.

Pros: Das es eine Open Source Lösung ist. Es werden keine Lizenzgebühren fällig. Es braucht auch kein Userkonto wie bei MS.

Cons: Das Look and Feel ist noch nicht ganz so gut wie bei der Konkurrenz. Auch die Kompatibilität stimmt nicht immer.

Pros: It's free to download and offers all the products that Microsoft Office has this makes it a very good alternative to those whose subscriptions have run out or don't want to pay to be able to create multiple types of documents and spreadsheets.

Cons: It is a little different than how Microsoft Office works so there is a bit of a learning curve. Going back and forth between the two (one at work and one at home) can cause some confusion and headaches sometimes.

Pros: The freeware setup gives as many options as Microsoft Word.

Cons: Saving documents requires additional steps to make them compatible with Microsoft Word.

Pros: It installs really fast. It is a great alternative to Word that is so expensive. I am glad I found something that is not office and it is not open office. I think open office is not bad but this version of Libre has more file saving formats.

Cons: I had forgotten about it. I have been a bard for a long time and I am a published author so i should have known about this.

Pros: It's free to use, and very closely resembles Microsoft Office 365 in features. MS Office costs a lot of money to buy for multiple users.

Cons: If you use Libre Office, you should convert the files to docx / pdf before sharing with someone, else receivers get confused as they are not familiar with the file extensions

Pros: Has good features and options to crete and edit the documents

Cons: Not mamy options for graphical user interface objects

Pros: The fact that it is free is what my clients like best about it. Most people do not need the advanced features available in Microsoft Word or Excel and so this office productivity suite works beautifully. Also I love that it will open up so many different types of files.

Cons: Not much to complain about with this software. I guess the look and feel of the product is my least favorite thing. It feels like something I programmed when I first learned to program in the 90s.

Pros: It is free and powerfully enough for any home user or small business.

Cons: A bit different than excel but you get used to it very quickly

Pros: LibreOffice offre presque toutes les applications Microsoft Word permettant une gestion simple selon des besoins simples

Cons: Je trouve qu'il n'est pas très adapté pour l'envoi de fichiers volumineux, cela prend un temps fou .

Pros: The software allows users to create edit and manage different types of documents at no cost which makes it suitable for people and organizations operating with financial limitations.

Cons: The program's free cost is its main benefit but it lacks the ability to connect with modern workplace tools.