Linuxy and Windowsy, come together in per-fect harmony. This be a short, enthusiastic review introducing Microsoft Office Online, a simple, cloud-backed, free, cross-platform, cross-browser full office suite offering by Microsoft, which allows Linux users to create 100% compatible Office documents on their native platform. One hundred operating system migration obstacles on the wall, if one should fall, there will be one fewer wossname obstacles on the wall. Enjoy. http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/office-online-linux.html Cheers, Mrk
I did recently 110 page power point for professional presentation. Worked very well except no spell checker in Power Point (or I don't know how to use it). That is quite limiting in my opinion. Try powerpoint and maybe add it to your review.
Linuxy and Windowsy, LOL MrK. I did use Office Online on Ubuntu 14.04.1 for a few months and generally it works pretty well. Only inconvenience is you have to save it to your OneDrive account and then download to local drive if you want to keep a local copy.
I've just tried this briefly (saw that oliverjia linked to it in another thread - thanks!) and it seems to work quite well. Thanks for the review, Mrk.
Together aliiiiiiiiiiiive! Honestly, it's a perfect combo. Some might get nauseous thinking of pairing their utopian free code with black-magic free functionality but for all other non-fundamentalist folks it's close to ideal. Microsoft being all beneficiary and offering a seamless experience, whether it's on my Lumia or my Heisenbug box, is just nice.
