I get that it’s open source provided you use codium not code but I still find that interesting

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Microsoft Office suite is obviously superior to its concurrents.

No, and it never was. There are/were always equal alternatives. It has always been their marketing power that made them (seemingly) win.

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Excel is def the mkt leader for a reason

I loathe Ms Access but have to admit there is no peer that even comes close.

Vs code is relatively reliable, cross platform and gets the job done. When there are a lot of people “one way that works for all” is a quality as well.

That said, I wish open offices were better. Even Apple numbers isn’t a realistic excel alt yet (though it is super decent). And I agree there are plenty of editors that work in many situations.

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