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Oh yeah. https://tadeubento.com/2023/linux-desktop-a-collective-delusion/
Make me use windows and I will write a similar blog post about me hating every second of it. But I don't have to, so I won't.
The part about dragging and dropping files like its the 90s, instead of just pushing to your git repo was funny.
Cmon, this isn't a compatible and good enough alternative:
It is something that will just give you issues down the line when people expect documents to look consistent.
Use OnlyOffice if looking like MS Office is that important.