Your guide to moving away from Google Docs and finding a new Office Suite!

How does OnlyOffice often get left out even though it’s one of the best and most popular office suites?
- It's mentioned in the bottom left. Whoever made this has a problem with their ownership having been Russian in the past.

Love the FUD around Onlyoffice lmao
"Every person from insert current enemy of the West is inherently evil and should be judged by their ethnicity. Everything they touch is inherently bad and should be avoided. You say it's a proven and transparent FOSS application that's one of the best suites right next to Libre office if not better for ppl switching off of M$ Office? Sorry, evil Ruzzians tainted it with their touch, means I have to downgrade it's visibility and mark it in red" seems to be the mentality behind that
least xenophobic/racist liberal
- A company is not a person. Choosing not to support a company because it ultimately benefits its home country, which is actively waging war, should be considered a negative. Whether it is enough not to use their services is up to each individual. As you said, it is a FOSS application, so if you aren't using one of their paid plans, how much is it truly benefiting them?
  Also, I don't think this is a "insert current enemy of the West" scenario. Ukraine isn't traditionally considered part of the West, and it has support from most countries and people worldwide (not just the West).

How is there an office guide without OnlyOffice? They're a huge player.
Edit: Just saw the Russian thing. So? You've got a lot of FOSS software to abandon of ownership and devs are a concern without evidence of a code issue. Might want to reconsider posting to Lemmy, in fact.

“But staff and ownership are Russian.”
Ok. Does that matter for open source software?

I prioritize simple keyboard shortcuts, unfortunately LibreOffice sucks at that and the customization of shortcuts is lacking.
I'll look at the free tiers of some of the online ones to see what it's like for them. I just want a few basics, ontop of the common ones (bold, increase size, etc.)
toggle bullets / numbers
change styles (e.g. heading 1)
insert hyperlink

LibreOffice has been working "fine" for my DeGoogled personal life.
Work is heavily Googled still (and not entirely up to me), but I've practiced a hard barrier between work tech and personal tech for years now. In case I can sway any colleagues: Anybody feeling like any of these alternatives would be ready for a small or larger team to jump over to that routinely collaborates on spreadsheets, documents and slides?

I don't know where these "guides" come from, seen several of them pop up. It is like a guide to mostly paid, corporate alternatives, not necessarily open source. There are lots of open source alternatives and configurations to get away from all of google's services. Ksuite? please, no.

I've been using LibreOffice and its predecessor, OpenOffice, for yeeeeeears. Maybe 20 years? I have no complaints.

I'm thinking of switching to mailbox.org since I'm a slut for one stop solutions and I'm in it deep with google docs/calendar/sheets/email. Anyone here used it and have thoughts? I like the idea of custom email domain idk if ksuite does that too, but I like the look of ksuite's collaborative docs setup and large cloud storage

since I moved to Linux back in August I've been using libreoffice. the only issue I have had is the default paper size being whatever it is Europeans use (printers full of eagle paper got mad) but after changing it I had no issues.