[Trisquel-users] Light alternative to LibreOffice to work with libre formats and Microsoft Office proprietary formats?

I installed LibreOffice long time before but its resources consumption is too much for a computer with only 256 MB RAM (Microsoft Office 2003 uses 32 MB RAM while LibreOffice uses 100 MB to 200 MB –without using databases support nor Java-). If somebody knows other programs group or office

Re: [Trisquel-users] Light alternative to LibreOffice to work with libre formats and Microsoft Office proprietary formats?

abiword (odt, doc, docx)

Re: [Trisquel-users] Light alternative to LibreOffice to work with libre formats and Microsoft Office proprietary formats?

Abiword is quite bad. I thought it was missing lots of features and was hard to use. Maybe someone needs to nuke it and start over.

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Hmm, I had a decent but brief experience with it. I think it's good for very old hardware

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If you want to go ultra-light and retro, I was able to install Ted on Belenos: https://nllgg.nl/Ted/ It saves to .rtf which may be too retro-cutesy for your purposes, but it can be read on just about anything. My current PIII has 512 MB of RAM, but Ted was lightweight during the era when

Re: [Trisquel-users] Light alternative to LibreOffice to work with libre formats and Microsoft Office proprietary formats?

Thank you all for suggestions :)