The Windows setup is convoluted, awkward, and weird sounding compared to the native app. They are using it for a reason though: it’s much much more responsive than native Linux LibreOffice.
It's a bit weird, I guess, but it's hardly convoluted or awkward. I downloaded a pre-baked iso for the os, another one for the office, and in about 10 minutes had a working, tolerable writing environment.
The hint is in the configuration.
The Windows setup is convoluted, awkward, and weird sounding compared to the native app. They are using it for a reason though: it’s much much more responsive than native Linux LibreOffice.
It's a bit weird, I guess, but it's hardly convoluted or awkward. I downloaded a pre-baked iso for the os, another one for the office, and in about 10 minutes had a working, tolerable writing environment.
Microsoft Office 97 most probably
i'm sorry, have you seen someone about that?