Gregory's Server@samir reason I moved away from Google’s products. For analytics I’d recommend plausible (https://plausible.io)
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@duncan @samir it really depends on your needs. Is it just for you? Company wide? Which OS are you running with? I rarely use spreadsheets, but when I do, I use apples (as I work on an Apple computer). Same goes for documents (although most of the time I use note taking apps and don’t really write documents that need an app like Pages). @duncan Without having used it myself so far, maybe https://cryptpad.org is of interest to you. Zoho Writer and Sheet These options seem to be the most comparable to Google Docs and Sheets. Disclaimer: Zoho is an Indian company, and otherwise, I know little about it. "Zoho has never sold your information to someone else for advertising, or made money by showing you other people's ads, and we never will." @shadowsminder @duncan I've been using Zoho products for a few years, and it all seems to work well. When I have needed support it's been fast, good and friendly.  @Essjax @shadowsminder @duncan Big fan of Zoho here as well. Used them since 2010, paid services since 2012. Excellent support. Thanks for the suggestions, everyone! @jackyan @alienghic @jrozanski @mhartle @jmbuhr @ecomba @Essjax @shadowsminder  Nextcloud has options to include Collabora Office, Only Office, and even Office365 in their document sharing system. I think more commercial services like Box can offer Office365 integration, and I think Collabora Office or Only Office can be embedded in other services besides nextcloud. |
@ecomba Absolutely, I use Plausible on all my sites too!