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Free
No cost to use
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Open-source
Community-driven development
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Cross-platform
Available on Windows, Mac, and Linux
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Limited features
Not as robust as paid alternatives
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Compatibility issues
May have trouble opening certain file types
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Less support
Not as much customer support as paid alternatives
- More people looking for free alternatives
- Potential partnerships with other open-source software
- Opportunity to add more features and improve product
- Other free and paid alternatives
- May struggle to maintain development without funding
- Potential security vulnerabilities due to open-source nature
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It's free and looks a lot like Microsoft Office. It carries out the major functions: writing a document, creating a spreadsheet, even adding formulas and embedding images. Because it is less bulky than Office, it moves faster and its documents are faster to email. Files can be saved in many formats including .doc. You can open .docx files without paying for a Microsoft license.Many features do not open correctly when importing from Microsoft. Formatting, special conditioning, and even many formulas will not import to LibreOffice, so cross-platforming is not possible.
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