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My 6 favorite Microsoft Office alternatives for Linux – and why

If you’re new to Linux and wondering what can replace Microsoft Office, you have plenty of options. Here are my favorite Linux office suites. Some might surprise you.
There are plenty of Linux office suites. Some offer more features than others. Most are free, and some offer paid plans. The office suite is a tool unlike any other. It’s an absolute requirement for many, a necessity for some, and a convenience to others. Without an office suite, things would be more challenging than you can imagine. Think about it: writing a book in a text editor (I’ve tried), creating a spreadsheet in a desktop publishing app (don’t bother), or developing a presentation with a graphics editor (sure, why not?). Also: Want to ditch Windows? This Linux distro makes that transition easy For those coming to Linux from Windows, one of the first questions asked is, “Can I run MS Office or Office 365?” Well, sure, if you don’t mind using the web-based version of Office 365. As for locally installed MS Office, don’t bother. Even if you install this version using Wine (which you can), you’ll find that…
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