It's still the only free as in freedom office suite option I'm aware of. I do try my best to avoid needing such software at all (I prefer to stay inside vim), but it has its uses when dealing with files from other people, or niche stuff like importing XML and saving as a CSV.

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mananaysiempre 2 hours ago | parent [-]

For what it’s worth, AbiWord and Gnumeric are still around (but are of course much less capable).

	▲	fhdkweig 2 hours ago \| parent \| next [-]
		About 10 years ago the Ubuntu package manager borked my installation of LibreOffice (or maybe it was OpenOffice then). I only used it for spreadsheets and Gnumeric was able to open the ODS files just fine. There was only one function that I need to change (DaysInYear for handling leap years). If for any reason I have to go back to it, I think I can.
	▲	megnu 2 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Gnumeric is great. It's the only one that holds up with massive CSV files and remains snappy. So I tend to prefer it. Functions are more limited than Calc though.