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Micro***t Word on Linux and alternatives
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Dear God, anyone who doesn't already use LaTeX should not be told to use LaTeX. It's really a great departure from traditional word processors and I firmly believe that people really need to discover it on their own, or else they will just be confused and think it's an arcane, dated, and useless piece of software.
come on :D I provided ressources to markdown, not latex. markdown is easier than word.
Now do VIM.