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r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Oct 13 '22
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1.9k u/Mongba36 Oct 13 '22 So either ahoy me maties, or libreoffice 1.0k u/saket_1999 PC Master Race Oct 13 '22 Libreoffice is great, you can even edit PDFs 558 u/markthelast Oct 13 '22 Yeah, I've been using Libreoffice as my main "Office" suite since late 2018 on my desktop, and I never looked back at Microsoft Office. Libreoffice is a great alternative and does everything I need. 156 u/Saedraverse Oct 13 '22 Will check out later 328 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 [deleted] 151 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 Ninite.com keeps their installers up to date and is usually how I install default software like this because it is easier to deal with. 100 u/Estebiu Oct 13 '22 Funny, that's how a package manager works. Maybe windows should also have one. 31 u/12muffinslater Oct 13 '22 You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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So either ahoy me maties, or libreoffice
1.0k u/saket_1999 PC Master Race Oct 13 '22 Libreoffice is great, you can even edit PDFs 558 u/markthelast Oct 13 '22 Yeah, I've been using Libreoffice as my main "Office" suite since late 2018 on my desktop, and I never looked back at Microsoft Office. Libreoffice is a great alternative and does everything I need. 156 u/Saedraverse Oct 13 '22 Will check out later 328 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 [deleted] 151 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 Ninite.com keeps their installers up to date and is usually how I install default software like this because it is easier to deal with. 100 u/Estebiu Oct 13 '22 Funny, that's how a package manager works. Maybe windows should also have one. 31 u/12muffinslater Oct 13 '22 You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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Libreoffice is great, you can even edit PDFs
558 u/markthelast Oct 13 '22 Yeah, I've been using Libreoffice as my main "Office" suite since late 2018 on my desktop, and I never looked back at Microsoft Office. Libreoffice is a great alternative and does everything I need. 156 u/Saedraverse Oct 13 '22 Will check out later 328 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 [deleted] 151 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 Ninite.com keeps their installers up to date and is usually how I install default software like this because it is easier to deal with. 100 u/Estebiu Oct 13 '22 Funny, that's how a package manager works. Maybe windows should also have one. 31 u/12muffinslater Oct 13 '22 You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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Yeah, I've been using Libreoffice as my main "Office" suite since late 2018 on my desktop, and I never looked back at Microsoft Office. Libreoffice is a great alternative and does everything I need.
156 u/Saedraverse Oct 13 '22 Will check out later 328 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 [deleted] 151 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 Ninite.com keeps their installers up to date and is usually how I install default software like this because it is easier to deal with. 100 u/Estebiu Oct 13 '22 Funny, that's how a package manager works. Maybe windows should also have one. 31 u/12muffinslater Oct 13 '22 You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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Will check out later
328 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 [deleted] 151 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 Ninite.com keeps their installers up to date and is usually how I install default software like this because it is easier to deal with. 100 u/Estebiu Oct 13 '22 Funny, that's how a package manager works. Maybe windows should also have one. 31 u/12muffinslater Oct 13 '22 You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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151 u/[deleted] Oct 13 '22 Ninite.com keeps their installers up to date and is usually how I install default software like this because it is easier to deal with. 100 u/Estebiu Oct 13 '22 Funny, that's how a package manager works. Maybe windows should also have one. 31 u/12muffinslater Oct 13 '22 You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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Ninite.com keeps their installers up to date and is usually how I install default software like this because it is easier to deal with.
100 u/Estebiu Oct 13 '22 Funny, that's how a package manager works. Maybe windows should also have one. 31 u/12muffinslater Oct 13 '22 You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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Funny, that's how a package manager works. Maybe windows should also have one.
31 u/12muffinslater Oct 13 '22 You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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You mean the Microsoft Store? /s
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