Is it being replaced with something else preinstalled? What the heck do I tell Windows-using coworkers to use when it doesn’t open a text documents automatically from clients??
I’ve installed Libreoffice but Linux has spoilt me as Windows needs a damn reboot to use it properly. I can’t log back in (and one of the setups is also a damn server to the other) :/
I mean, Notepad is still there, and even with its simplicity and other issues (which have gotten a lot better), it’s always been way better for text files than WordPad
Notepad could be fine in some citations but they often have images in the documents given from our clients (who are often equally not skilled with computers).
The provider of the PCs is a company we get stock from so maybe normally it would just install without reboot but there are admin settings which make it difficult to install unexpected software.
I suggested LibreOffice to my manager for their Apple laptop and they say it randomly disappears from the computer (via download on the website). I suspect Apple is doing something fucky to make you pay for it from the store.
Is it being replaced with something else preinstalled? What the heck do I tell Windows-using coworkers to use when it doesn’t open a text documents automatically from clients??
I’ve installed Libreoffice but Linux has spoilt me as Windows needs a damn reboot to use it properly. I can’t log back in (and one of the setups is also a damn server to the other) :/
I mean, Notepad is still there, and even with its simplicity and other issues (which have gotten a lot better), it’s always been way better for text files than WordPad
Notepad could be fine in some citations but they often have images in the documents given from our clients (who are often equally not skilled with computers).
I am sure Microsoft will just keep nagging them to take an Office 365 subscription.
You’re either exaggerating or it’s a problem with LibreOffice.
The provider of the PCs is a company we get stock from so maybe normally it would just install without reboot but there are admin settings which make it difficult to install unexpected software.
I suggested LibreOffice to my manager for their Apple laptop and they say it randomly disappears from the computer (via download on the website). I suspect Apple is doing something fucky to make you pay for it from the store.