What are the best office suites for Linux?

I HAVE USED LIBRE OFFICE IN LINUX PLATFORM. I CHOSE THIS PLATFORM TO TEACH WORD, PRESENTATION AND SPREADSHEET APPLICATIONS FOR MY STUDENTS. I PREFER THIS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO MS OFFICE TOOLS.

I'm not a frequent office suite user, but when I do I always go for LibreOffice. The reasons are: it's available on all platforms, it supports a huge variety of formats, and is by far the most likely FOSS to offer non-linux/FOSS users an actual alternative to proprietary software. To me, LibreOffice...

always getting update from the developer. all cobs are slowly decreased

no fully compatible with ms office

Started with OpenOffice many years ago; switched to LibreOffice because much more development there. I consider myself a slightly advanced user (I didn't need programming so far, but using formulas and pivots a lot; import a lot of CSV files). Because almost everybody else is using MS Office at my workpl...

Simply the best Linux office suite

fine

now you can sync your documents

It is lighter than LibreOffice and WPS, no clutter at all. Simply opens a Document created in MS Office 2016 and it shows the way it should show. That's realy compatible! Differently from WPS and LibreOffice, wich claim the same. I reached OnlyOffice, after extensive use of LibreOffice and OnlyOffice.