Collabora has a quit well working Android APP https://www.collaboraoffice.com/collabora-office-android-ios/
And thats basically libre office
24 0 ReplyHuh. Never heard of this one before.
8 1 ReplyThat's why you're asking, isn't it?
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Colabora is pretty much the only real option.
There are others, but if you're looking to move away from Microsoft, putting your time into an even sketchier company like is behind WPS isn't likely going to be an option. It works well, but it's not good enough to deal with bs when colabora works just as well
18 0 ReplyOnlyOffice has an Android version.
10 0 ReplyWhy isn't this mentioned on official OpenOffice site?
Guess I'll try both that and Collabora.
2 4 ReplyBecause OPENOffice and ONLYOffice are different things.
17 0 ReplyOpenOffice and OnlyOffice aren't related. OnlyOffice is way closer to MS Office in look and feel.
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Docs and Sheets are Googles alternatives if that's what your asking. I'm sure there's others though.
6 2 ReplyYeah I'm looking for something like LibreOffice.
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Google Docs, I guess?
Not really a big fan of them though.
4 1 ReplyAndroOffice, or whatever it's called, is a port of LibreOffice to Android.
It's a little cumbersome ( use it on a big tablet, not on a little phone ), but it's got the capability that nothing-else has.
I agree with people who hate the UI, on mobile the desktop UI's .. not a wise choice..
.. but if you're using a bluetooth keyboard, it's much better.
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=androoffice&c=apps
If you want real spreadsheets, it seems the best option around.
I'm presuming its Word equivalency is similar.
I've tried multiple alternatives for spreadsheets, & for me, nothing else came close.
Now, however, I think that using Julia programming, instead of spreadsheets, would make everything in the whole world work better.
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