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- 1Omarchy Adds Microsoft Word and Excel Web Apps on LinuxโOmarchy Brings Microsoft Word and Excel as Native Web Apps on Linux
The Omarchy Linux setup now offers Microsoft Word and Excel as native-feeling web applications, making Microsoft's office suite more accessible on the Linux desktop. Linux users are discussing the move as a practical workaround for the long-standing absence of official Microsoft Office support on the platform.
- 2Omarchy Linux Runs Word and Excel as Web AppsโOmarchy Linux Runs Microsoft Word and Excel Smoothly as Web Apps
Users are highlighting that Omarchy, the Linux setup built around the Hyprland window manager, runs Microsoft Word and Excel smoothly as web apps. The claim is drawing attention as an example of how far browser-based Office has come, letting people work fully on Linux without Windows or a dual-boot setup.
- 3Free open-source apps can replace Microsoft 365's monthly feeโผThese free and open-source apps can replace what Microsoft charges you $10 a month for
A tech guide highlights free and open-source applications that can do the same work as Microsoft's subscription software, which costs around $10 a month. The piece walks through alternatives for common tasks like word processing, spreadsheets and presentations, letting users drop the recurring fee entirely. It reflects ongoing interest in cutting subscription costs by switching to no-cost software.
- 4Minecraft Dungeons II reportedly getting Steam Deck supportโSteam Deck / SteamOS support for Minecraft Dungeons II is being worked on https:// lemmy.zip/post/72442423
Word is circulating among Linux gaming fans that Steam Deck and SteamOS support for Minecraft Dungeons II is being worked on. The claim comes from a single community post with no confirmation from Mojang or Microsoft, so its accuracy is not yet verified. If true, it would mean the dungeon-crawler sequel runs natively on the handheld.
- 5Why Are We Still Paying Microsoft for an Office Suite?โNOT AI - "Why Are We Still Paying Microsoft for an Office Suite?" ๐๐๐ป All hail the Van Panther No AI was used in the pro
A commentary piece is circulating asking why users continue paying for Microsoft Office when free alternatives such as LibreOffice and other open-source suites exist for word processing, spreadsheets and presentations. The piece is being shared with an explicit note that it contains no AI-generated content, and commenters are praising the argument, questioning whether subscriptions like Microsoft 365 are still worth the cost.