you clearly didn't understood the point i was trying to make.
I don't like Word and thankfully, don't need it myself. I'm perfectly fine with word.office.com and google docs, as I neither need nor want the advanced features.
I also don't mind if the document has an occasionally entirely different layout and sometimes even an entirely broken one.
If you are forced to use the doc/docx formats and need to share these files with other people, you'll be forced to use Microsoft Office and by extension Windows. There is no viable alternative.
all alternatives only work if you only need to produce PDFs and don't need to collaboratively edit said doc/docx
and exactly the same applies to the video conferencing tools. If you can choose your own, appear.in works fine from linux for example.
If you need to use Ciscos or SAPs (for example) video conferencing tools, you'll be plain out of luck on linux, unless you're fine just joining other peoples sessions (never hosting one yourself)
I don't like Word and thankfully, don't need it myself. I'm perfectly fine with word.office.com and google docs, as I neither need nor want the advanced features. I also don't mind if the document has an occasionally entirely different layout and sometimes even an entirely broken one.
If you are forced to use the doc/docx formats and need to share these files with other people, you'll be forced to use Microsoft Office and by extension Windows. There is no viable alternative.
all alternatives only work if you only need to produce PDFs and don't need to collaboratively edit said doc/docx
and exactly the same applies to the video conferencing tools. If you can choose your own, appear.in works fine from linux for example.
If you need to use Ciscos or SAPs (for example) video conferencing tools, you'll be plain out of luck on linux, unless you're fine just joining other peoples sessions (never hosting one yourself)