What's a good alternative to Microsoft Word and Open Office? I'm not a big fan of Open Office at all and I'm thinking about pirating Word instead. But is there anything else I should consider? I really just want something that's simple to use for my docs, with powerpoint and excel too.
What's a good alternative to Microsoft Word and Open Office...
Jayden Perez
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Mason Perez
Libre office
But seriously, pirate ms office.
Nolan Powell
Yeah I may just do that. Is MS Pro worth pirating? Also how does that work exactly, as far as pirating goes because does it not require you to sign in?
Daniel Fisher
Office 365 requires you to sign in.
Some of the UWP "free" ones require you to haven account.
The one most piracy for MS Office/Wangblows works is that it connects to a server, verifies it and done.
365 is online only and is tied to your account. Office 20016/2019 is mostly serial key only. 2019 I think tries to get you to use the UWP version of One Note (do not use it) which is vastly inferior to the no longer supportred 2016 edition
This of course means you can sign into your account and use them if you wish but it's not needed
Julian Lopez
just bite the bullet and subscribe to office 365. If you are in college chances are your institution has licenses too.
Nathaniel Roberts
Older versions of Office still work. I have a copy of Office 2010 on DVD that I installed onto Windows 10. Works fine.
Austin Green
>pay
no
Colton Lopez
Remember that OpenOffice is essentially abandoned and has been for years. Try a current LibreOffice (which was forked from OpenOffice by its most active devs) before doing anything else, its seen a lot of work the past few years.
Luke Clark
awk, R and Emacs
Nolan Smith
this is why you need to use MS Office:
everyoe uses it so you need it too to read documents done by others
HOWEVER if you simply write stuff yourself and print it on paper, DO NOT use MS Office but instead choose from various other text authoring tools which are a lot better for the end user to use for simply writing great text documents
MS Office is SHIT but everyone uses it. IT IS NOT the best and most comfortable tool for creating a text document.
Wyatt Nelson
Thanks for letting me know, I hate pirating shit only to end up wasting my time. I'll try the 2016 PRO one out once I get the chance to download it and see.
Fuck no, and I go to a CC and I'm pretty sure they don't. They can't even be assed to install SQL on the lab computers.
Kevin Taylor
I actually didn't know that. Thanks for the heads up.
That's what annoys me the most. I've tried avoiding MS office for as long as I could but it's too much of a hassle at this point.
Jacob Rodriguez
WPS
Alexander Adams
mandatory TeX+R post
Juan Davis
Just use google docs.
Elijah Evans
if you're not a paranoid fag then it's unironically great
Sebastian Brown
I've been using it my entire life pirated and I can sign in as well. The best part is that I also get new updates, LOL.
Leo Howard
Office 2010 is the last one that just works with serial key.
2007 is very easy to find on internet.
Just lookup some msdn forum or something with list of version and their checksums.
Download from whatever and check if it's the same.
Alexander Smith
Office 2010 is my personal favorite, even if I end up missing some features of Office 2016 that I have at work. Office 2007 has my favorite aesthetics, but I mostly use a portable version of it when I need to use officer on some old PC
Hudson Baker
Joshua Anderson
R markdown
Wyatt Murphy
LaTeX
Brody Edwards
VIM /thread
Michael Bennett
I want roastieposters to leave