I really hate that MS Word is basically the only app to use for business-level word processing... unless I want to use Google Docs. Like... yikes. I've tried LibreOffice and Word Perfect, but the biggest issue is that they don't actually handle MS documents that well. And these other apps tend to have a UX experience from the early 2000s.
@indubitablyodin I'd like to note that a stable UX is a good thing once you pass roughly 50 years of age! Loss of mental agility means many older people can't adapt to changing UIs, especially when the change is radical eg MS's brain-dead tab bar replacing and hiding the menu-driven UI.
Most businesses don't need document retention for > 5 years, but some (law, medicine) have human-lifespan-equivalent stability needs, and I'd like to be able to still read my parents' writing now they're dead.
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