Check out these free offline alternatives to Microsoft’s Office Suite
Don’t have access to the Microsoft Office suite? or Google Drive not working well offline? Worry not; here are some free offline alternative productivity suites that you can use to create or edit your next document, spreadsheet or presentation.
Apache OpenOffice
Originally a product by Sun Microsystems, OpenOffice has been around for over 20 years and is today maintained by The Apache Software Foundation. The office suite has a word processor application for your text documents, a spreadsheet tool for your data tables, and a slide and presentation application. The suite also offers additional tools to create Math equations using a graphical user interface and another front-end application to manage databases.
LibreOffice
An offshoot of the OpenOffice project, which The Document Foundation maintains, LibreOffice comprises a complete suite of applications for editing all types of documents. The suite includes Writer – a word processing and desktop publishing application, Calc – a spreadsheet creator and editor application, Impress – an application to create and edit slides for presentations, along with a few other productivity tools.
FreeOffice
With a look and feel similar to Microsoft’s Office suite, FreeOffice is a free productivity suite developed by SoftMaker. It consists of TextMaker – for creating text documents, PlanMaker – for creating and editing spreadsheets, and Presentations – for creating and editing slides. The suite also offers an application called FreePDF to create and edit PDF documents, but only for Windows systems.
Gnumeric
Gnumeric is not a complete office suite but a free and open-source application for creating and editing spreadsheet documents.
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