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Just works, and there's no fussing around with github-flavoured markdown (and the janky 'rich-text modes they include). Drawing is seamless and not some extra step or plugin, and sync is so fast it's practically real time from one machine to another. The greatest software Microsoft has created other than Excel.
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inb4 retard not posting the transparent logo.
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>>108682746
You're a retard for having a strong preference for a thing for grocery lists. Probably a fag got too.
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>>108682840
I do have a strong preference, because I tried everything out there and found that nothing compares with OneNote, especially if your needs exceed 'muh shopping list.' OneNote is thus, perfect software.

I'll include Excel too without further elaboration.
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MSO has been dogshit since 2007 and anyone who says otherwise is baiting
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Next we have Visual Studio Code. It pretty much became the de facto editor for everyone with even seasoned Emacs veterans dropping their cruft filled .configs for a modern solution that did everything with sane defaults. Anyone writing a plugin these days is going to target VSCode first.
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>>108682893 forget pic

>>108682884
Not at all. They solidified their advantage with their online sync features, eliminating the stupidity involved in sharing files around by email.
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FOSS can be good too, so next up is VLC.
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Goes without saying.
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>>108682737
perfection
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>>108682737
If you need more than this you're a liar and microsoft's bootlicker faggot
and post the actual proper logo you incompetent bafoon
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LTspice. If you know, you know.
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>>108683234
Hahhaahahah lmao no
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>>108682737
Am I a retard or can you still not automatically sort your notebooks alphabetically in this thing?
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>>108683509
You can only sort the pages within a section.
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>>108683282
>Keep
>Refuses to password lock
>Cant version
>Googlel stores all your shit in their databases for eternity and you can't do a damn thing about it so you had better hope you didn't write down you trillion dollar calculator app idea because as the ts&cs mention everything you use their software for is theirs.
I use that shit all the time because it's lightweight tho.
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BOT THREAD
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>>108682737
try to put 2 pictures side by side in onenote
protip: you can't
Not saying onenote is not useful, it very much is. But perfect it is far from.
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>>108683780
I don't have that problem?
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>>108682737
>>108683174
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Wiztree, it's a disk usage analyzer. Can also find duplicate files.
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We know linux doesn't have a Device Manager equivalent, but there's also no good monitoring tools like HWiNFO for Windows.
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>>108682737
If we're talking about Windows software
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>>108683971
huh? what does cad software have to do with nvim
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>>108682893
Visual Studio Comminty is better
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>>108682737
>pic not related
it cant even sync between devices correctly and you get "SYNC CONFLICT DETECTED" errors that you cant fix on the device with the error so you have to do it on another computer, thats fucking ridiculous
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>>108683452
>If you know, you know.
Ltspice is a fucking clusterfuck of decades old code held together with ductape kek.
It does work well enough for what it does but Qspice has more features and afaik it also simulates better, though take my word with a grain of salt in this regard because I haven't worked very extensively with it compared to LTspice. Qspice is also made by the dude that made LTspice btw.
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>>108685005
>a fucking clusterfuck of decades old code held together with ductape
I really hate this glib phrasing. You could apply it to almost any successful software project, and it just means nothing. Anyways I’ll checkout Qspice.
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>>108684997
yeah this.
We use it at work and it always breaks with merge conflicts.
You have to tell your co-workers that I'm editing this file now so don't touch it ok
like wtf, we could just use shared text file :DDD
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>>108683971
>>108684266
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>>108684250
Only thing keeping me on windows.
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>>108682737
It allows a big tech corpo see my notes, it cannot be considered even just "ok" software.
If you disagree, post your onenote db here. If you have any problems, I'll create you mega.nz account and hand you over the creds to use. Come on, faggot, do it.
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>>108682869
Any modern MS Office product can be replaced by the same one from 20 years old, minus telemetry and online-bullshit. Which in fact would make the product better.
>>108682902
VS Code is built on top of already existing, once perfectly functioning Atom editor, Microslop only contrubuted blobs and telemetry.
>>108682915
> FOSS can be good too
Except when it's VLC
>>108682922
Legacy bugs-riddled backdoored trash.
>>108683174
A meme editor reimagined.
>>108683234
Not adobe's product, they threw money at competitor, as usual.
>>108683282
App that nobody ever uses. Most people have it because it's impossible to delete it, built in the firmware blob.
>>108683971
Not autodesk's product, they threw money at competitor, as usual.
>>108684948
There is no community behind it. Bullshit name, it's about stealing data from community.
Should be called this: Visual Studio Microsoft Steals Your Data - free, download now
>>108686127
Search engine that cannot search.

Wow, I love this thread. It is perfect to dump anger and hatred.
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>>108686495
>Troon hates everything
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honeyview and I hate how its successor is lesser
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>>108682915
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>>108684250
Yep
Linux has nothing like this
macOS has something like this but it's slower
I don't get it how this thing existed for so fucking long and most people aren't using it
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>>108687915
I want to be able to make videos like these
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>>108687819
Only bad software and corpos.
Also troons consider hating anything bad. Especially open source garbage. I bet they would rather neck themselves than hate of ffmpeg. Which is a shame. Ffmpeg is buggy trash and a stooge for exploits.
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>>108688453
Troons hate FFMPEG because of the hand rolled assembly, I guess it interferes with their RIIR attempts.
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>>108682902
>text editor running under a fucking web browser engine
>perfect software
Wait, let me laugh even harder
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>>108686495
>Except when it's VLC
Literally plays every video regardless of codec without fail. It is a perfect product.
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>>108688499
Yet it works well, and captured the market. 73.6% of respondents to the 2024 stackoverflow survey use it.
https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology
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>>108688514
> plays every video
Like every other video player + VLC is fucking ugly and buggy.
> a perfect product
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>>108686436
Unimaginably stupid take.
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>>108688739
What's the problem, you have reasons not to show other people your notes? What's so special in them?
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>>108688428
avidemux can do that
possible but tricky
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>>108688514
>without fail.
>It is a perfect product.
See >>108687915
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>>108682737
Software used to create other software - absolute perfection
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>>108692485
C# and .NET are great.

I cannot help but notice that no one has posted any software that is exclusive to Linux. Rather telling.
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>>108686495
"meme editor" for vim is wild, thanks for the kek
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>>108682915
buggy and bloated. mpv is what vlc wishes it could be
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>>108692505
>software tends to support the os that has the vast majority of users
wow how shocking lintards btfo
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>>108692642
No rebuttal, just sarcastic replies. You’d think the “high IQ” loonix fans would be writing really good software for their beloved system… yet we never see it lol. Only when software has server applications do we see any effort expended.
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>>108688419
>Linux has nothing like this
we dont need this because our filesystems arent retarded
+ we have fd
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>>108682922
hey, that's not libav
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>>108692657
bait used to be believable
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>>108692667
So you don't know what it actually is, you're like "w-we can find files too!"
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>>108686436
Best take itt so far.
If you need anything more than a text file for taking notes, you're captured.
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>>108693741
But my second brain...
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>>108688574
Markets can be retarded, just like you. The success of vscode is a perfect example. It's just good enough to appeal to zoomer masses with dumb features that juniors think they need like a file explorer and minimap and excessive syntax highlighting. But is also slow and uses a retarded amount of system resources (RAM and CPU aka battery life), for no better performance than ancient and famously bloated editors like Emacs.

Maining VSCode is one of the biggest tells you're dealing with a midwit slop slinger.
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>>108682737
She's literally perfect.
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>>108694431
tsmt
mpv is aryan
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>>108692788
>this os has nothing like this
>we have an this
> >y-you mustn't have used an this before (i have)
troll, they're equivalent
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>>108692505
>I cannot help but notice that no one has posted any software that is exclusive to Linux
Here you go
>inb4 wsl
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>>108686495
tell me how to replace excel then
>inb4 libre duh

i appreciate how libre try to compete excel with how many formulas it has, but then again they forgot something on excel core which was the flexibility and habitability when using excel as spreadsheet. It really lacks the shortcut, the feels, and ease to use like excel.

God damnit libre, you may be want to be open source hippie but at least take a suggestion from a real corporate slave
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>>108695930
and gnome, cinnamon, kde, many many many others
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>>108686319
>>108688419
The thing you want is Fsearch. The dev even said he made it because Everything wasn't on linux.
https://cboxdoerfer.github.io/fsearch/
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>>108696415
Now -that- is an equivalent
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>>108682737
This fucking jeetware cant even loaload page names half the time.
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>>108682737
macsisters this is our time shine
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>>108696619
The best friend for macOS pirates
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>>108688419
>macOS has something like this but it's slower
Spotlight can work better if you change a few settings but that does defeat the purpose of "just works" software. Find Any File (https://findanyfile.app/) is, in my opinion, even better than Everything, and there's also LaunchBar but I always that it's way too over engineered for my needs.
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>>108688428
look up datamoshing
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>>108682737
>doesn't work without an account
next
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>>108696661
Point is Everything is really fast and you can just type and show results instantly.
There's this tool which does mimic it
https://github.com/cardisoft/cardinal
However it is somewhat slower
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>>108695930
Not exclusive. Runs on mac and bsd too.
>>108694403
What is this, ramlet cope?

>>108696228
Perfect software?
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>>108696686
FAF is really fast considering it doesn't have an indexing service like Everything but I'll check cardinal too, looks promising.
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the only reason i haven't switched to linux is because onenote does not work there. finna buyder a mac mini instead eventually
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I know it had a exploit recently, but this is an amazing piece of software never had issues.
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>>108683971
Close, but Solidworks is better.
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>>108693520
Wish there is a Linux equivalent.
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>>108696845
I have heard that OneNote for Mac isn't as good as the Windows desktop version. I use it on the iPad for Pencil support, but something to look into. There's nothing out there which even comes close to OneNote, but I do keep a lookout for potential replacements.

Of the FOSS choices, the only alternative is Joplin (Works everywhere, plus ipad). There's support for canvas, but it's distinct from everything else in the document. These are SVG and the overall structure is dictated by the limits of github-markdown. For sync you have their system, clouds, but it's basically webdav. It's not instant like OneNote.
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>>108682737
BleachBit, does what it says, then fucks off.
EverythingSearch, MicroJeets could never make somthing this good.
foobar2000, the purest music player that exists.
JPEGView, the purest image viewer that exists.
mpv, the purest video player that exists.
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>>108696691
cinnamon is perfect software. at LEAST one of the utilities from kde/gnome can be considered perfect software, and if you say otherwise you're just lying
now cope
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Probably gonna get comments, "7-Zip is better" and true it probably is in some scenarios but I need my archives to be books and its been more reliable for me in my experience and it handles .tar.gz files better than 7-Zip plus recovery stuff
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>>108697050
I used to use JPEGview but I highly reccomend qView as it is pretty similar and it is more frequently updated.
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>>108697112
Ay, looks good, will check it out.
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This operating system, you Linux guys can shut up for a sec, even though I use Linux I have never been so happy to use an operating system, stable af and windows aero. MS ruined it at the end by adding edge and telemetry updates
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>>108697206
No worries, I was a heavy JPEGview user and thats what I know use just install the portable version to test to see if it suites your needs :)
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>>108696845
Onenote on the mac is abandonware unless you use the (paid) 365 version. Youre better off with the default Notes.app at that point
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>>108682737
foobar2000 is still the best music player and has features none of the rest have
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>>108682869
>open CSV file with ISBN/UPC/etc numbers
>forget to select them all and change the format to "text"
>save file
>every fucking ISBN is replaced with "9.78" and the data is gone
>cannot change this default behavior

>double click on cell to edit contents
>click slightly too close to the cell edge
>snaps to the top of the document
>somehow this is useful
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>>108698928
The double click moves up to the first non-empty cell in a column (and if you double-click again, it'll jump back) . For editing a cell, I'd probably just hit F2.

Not sure what's going on with the ISBN issue.
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>>108686436
smartest guy on /g/ lol
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>>108686495
>parroting the same talking points that /g/ has said for years
legit missed the boat on what this entire website is or about.
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>>108683682
watamelon on /g/? It's more likely than you think
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>>108682869
excel is the ONLY thing Windows has going for it, and theres still plenty of ways to use it on Linux

I fucking love excel
best piece of software in the history of computing
nothing else has greater impact or usefulness
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>>108683282
It has its purpose. I 100% agree. You can even share notes. The checkboxes just work and since it's Google you can add notes from a Windows laptop or Android tablet and pick up immediately on an iPhone. Much better than Apple Notes AND my sync thing server, for very specific tasks I need to quickly propagate >
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NOT for "second brain" workflow-maxxing configfags. Literally just make a vault, add folders for different subjects, add dated entries separated by subject.

I use it at work. Vault name is WORK. Folder: Project A. Inside: 26-03-21 kickoff, 26-03-22 arch research, etc. I have another vault called PERSONAL, which I put whatever in. CLI recipes, docs, blogs, info about my hardware.
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>>108699313
True, but as the street shitters ruin the OS more and more, I’m going to have to look elsewhere. OnlyOffice is a close attempt, but doesn’t have the performance.
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>>108699508
>just pay me $4 to sync your notes, fag
nah, id rather use that on coffee. OneNote works enough for work and Apple Notes aint even my first option on iphone, Reminders is overlooked and at the sametime overpowered.
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>>108699040
the isbn thing happens because it takes any big number and converts it into scientific notation automatically. in an xls file it's not a big deal since I'm pretty sure it still stores the raw number, but if you import a CSV, make some changes, and save it back as a CSV, it fucks everything when it writes out the plain text again.
Supposedly the newest subscription versions of excel have an option to disable automatic sci notation. But it took them 20 fucking years to add a basic toggle, and any version I run doesn't have it
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>>108699821
Ah I see, I was imagining the ISBNs retained their - characters. Certainly the latest version will prompt you if you want to auto-convert. The better modern way is to load the CSV as a data-source and then change the column type before import. It’s power-query but with a GUI to write the transformation for you.
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>>108682737
This little bad boy can save so much time.
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>>108682737
Lol no, fuck that shit. I moved to markdown based note apps with no regrets
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>>108684250
>>108696415
>>108686319
>wintoddlers discovered fuzzy finder for the first time
lol
https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
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>>108692485
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>>108697207
>/g/ in 2026
Embarrassing...
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>>108682737
>perfect software
I left my work virtual machine on overnight and when I came back this morning OneNote.exe was sitting at 2GB of used RAM for absolutely no reason, all because of the shitty "Sticky Notes (New)" app was left open.
This app is generally a massive RAM hog
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>>108682737
>edit document on my computer
>view it on my phone
>conflict
OneNote is shit.
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>>108682884
>since 2007
>he LIKED 2007 ribbonshit bloatofficr
holy cringe
everythings been shit since sun staroffice closed
now that was peak



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