Advice Request Which Office Suite do you use ?

[shmu26]

first choice: MS Office (2016). Don't choose the click-and-run edition, it's a needless pain.
second choice: google docs with offline support enabled (chrome browser only)

 

[Amiga500]

I use libre office on my linux system.

 

[Xsjx]

Google!

 

[inuyasha]

google docs n sheets

 

[Vasudev]

MSO 2016 Home & Student(OEM), MSO 2016 Pro and Libreoffice.

 

[ForgottenSeer 19494]

WPS Office.

 

[212eta]

Microsoft 2016 Professional Plus

 

[lab34]

I've deployed LibreOffice on our three machines, because my son is using it at school.

 

[Handsome Recluse]

Docs for creating, Libre for reading and Lyx for professional stuff.

 

[ttto]

Today my educational license for Office 2010 expired, and I had to rescue my old Office 2007 lifetime license, I found worthless for me to pay for lastest version.

 

[ParaXY]

I used Open/Libre Office for years but gave in in the end and am now using Office 2016 Pro Plus. Helps me with my job since I am familiar with the office suite our clients use.

 

[ctrlz]

Libre/OpenOffice

 

[Marko :)]

Office 2007. Alternatively, Google Docs.

 

[FrFc1908]

Open Office here.

 

[TairikuOkami]

I used LibreOffice for years, but then I have moved to WPS Office Free.
We use xlsx, docx documents at work and they are completely broken in LO.
Mot to mention, that LO took about 10 secs to start and WPS does it in a sec.
Removing ADs/cloud took some tweaking, but I have managed to take care of that.

 

[Kristeen Carter]

I voted for Office 365

 

[S3cur1ty 3nthu5145t]

On main Host MS office is used for business purposes, in Guest machine of VM, WPS free is used for testing purposes.

 

[Evjl's Rain]

I'm using office 2013. It has an acceptable startup speed + native pdf support, may be useful sometimes
to be honest, I like office 2010 the most because of it's incredible startup speed without any tweak. At least twice faster than office 2013 and x3 than office 2016

I found office 2016 was super slow no matter how deep I tweaked it

 

[AtlBo]

Today my educational license for Office 2010 expired, and I had to rescue my old Office 2007 lifetime license, I found worthless for me to pay for lastest version.

2007 is still very good imo. The updates helped MSO 2007 alot for me so that macros wouldn't break. The only difference I noticed between 2007 and 2010 was the ability to open old Works documents in 2010.

MS Office 2007 on two PCs/Open Office 2 PCs/Libre Portable 1 PC

 

[shmu26]

I would like to use Google docs, but I read too many horror stories on the Google forum about people who worked on a document offline, and when they came back online, all their changes were wiped out, without any hope or chance of recovery.