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The only office suites I have used is MS Office and Open Office. My fresh Slackware has Koffice so I will be giving it a try. If I don't like it I will be getting Open Office.
I voted for Gnome Office. Gnumeric is the only tool I sometimes use and I found it to be more compatible with excel than calc.
Other than that I don't have any need for an office suit at home (MS Office at work because I have to ...).
I write my letters in latex (no shit).
Distribution: LMDE/Peppermint/Mint 9,&10/along with a few others
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All my wife and I have used is open office mainly because it is compatible with M$ word and we have a lot of files that were put out in word so rather than have billy gates and that crowd we went with what we knew worked.
Distribution: Xubuntu 17.10, Android 5.0.2, Android 7.1.1, Trisquel 7.0 Mini
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I've been using OO.org for a long time now but the stuff they are pulling sounds like an erosion of the FLOSS nature of the system to me. I'll switch to LibreOffice when they have a production version ready.
I have used LibreOffice Writer to produce several documents with no issues, but I did not use stuff like automatic tables of contents and indexes. Worked fine.
Haven't had a chance to test the other components.
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