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To be fair MS Office fully working on Linux is about the only thing we really need to make it completely viable for businesses.
The Desktop apps will be replaced with web apps ASAP anyway. Well, I think, as soon they think they have ported enough of the features to the web version.
Are there native arm versions, or are those already webViews?
The main problem is Excel, TBH. Far too much stuff depends on Windows-only features of Excel (e.g. macros using COM objects).
I think , if you need those features, it would be worth investing in proper solution anyway π€·π» But I see the fear of investing in that
I agree, but unfortunately our opinions don't move a gazillion finance bros