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What is the best free word processor right now? I am currently using open office, but I was wondering if there is anything out there that beats it to a pulp. Thank you all in advance ^^

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Google docs?

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Open Office?

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Either Libre or Open Office for desktop use or Google Docs if you like to use the Google services.

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Libre or open office

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Libreoffice/openoffice

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Microsoft Word Jack Sparrow Edition.

 

You savvy?

 

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LibreOffice.

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What is the best free word processor right now? I am currently using open office, but I was wondering if there is anything out there that beats it to a pulp. Thank you all in advance ^^

Libre Office hands down.  Use it on all of the distro's I run.

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Notepad

 

 

So good

Wordpad*.

 

Google Docs/Slides/Spreadsheets.

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Notepad

 

 

So good

It's clearly all about Notepad++ :P

But Libre Office and Open Office a both good options for Linux and Windows alike, and Google Docs is a good choice as well.

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I give my +1 to Open Office.

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LibreOffice > Google Docs > OpenOffice

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Microsoft Word Jack Sparrow Edition.

 

You savvy?

 

 

Hehehehehe... I might be.

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http://bit.ly/KhoHn9 Click it man.

We generally try to be more helpful than this here. LMGTFY is specifically talked about in LTT CoC (and that of many other forums):

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/95599-linus-tech-tips-forum-code-of-conduct/

 

 

  • No "lmgtfy" style posts or demeaning posts targeted at anyone.

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google docs better than the paid ms office

No, just no.

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No, just no.

it has automatic saving to cloud and multiple people can work on the document at once also i like the lay out more but admittedly that just personal preference

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