I like libreoffice for what it has represented since the days of StarOffice. BUT...
A couple of months ago my dad and I had to edit a large-ish book of 250+ pages (recipes) with a Table of contents and whatnot.
We ended up using Google docs because LO TOC and headers sync and editing Functionality was lacking.
I remember in MS Office 2000 there was a view showing only headers and easily allowing you to correct levels and indentations, as well as moving full sections.
Also we needed to automate a bit some image formatting and G docs scripting was just more straightforward.
And finally, the seamless online collaboration made it a no brainer, instead of document sharing and changes tracking.
It's a shame LO has achieved a lot and is amazing we can have such functionality for free. The team has done an amazing. I was just bummed something like GDocs seemed more complete for my book use case (particularly bc editing a 250+pages book in the browser is PAINFUL)
A couple of months ago my dad and I had to edit a large-ish book of 250+ pages (recipes) with a Table of contents and whatnot.
We ended up using Google docs because LO TOC and headers sync and editing Functionality was lacking.
I remember in MS Office 2000 there was a view showing only headers and easily allowing you to correct levels and indentations, as well as moving full sections.
Also we needed to automate a bit some image formatting and G docs scripting was just more straightforward.
And finally, the seamless online collaboration made it a no brainer, instead of document sharing and changes tracking.
It's a shame LO has achieved a lot and is amazing we can have such functionality for free. The team has done an amazing. I was just bummed something like GDocs seemed more complete for my book use case (particularly bc editing a 250+pages book in the browser is PAINFUL)