LibreOffice finally got the feature that makes it easier to recommend

When it comes to replacing Microsoft Office on any device, there are plenty of fantastic open-source alternatives that can do the same job for no cost. But if I had to recommend one to anyone, I would tend to recommend LibreOffice. It’s very polished and feels very similar to Microsoft Office, especially if you turn on the Ribbon-styled UI. But the recent LibreOffice 26.2 update added something I didn’t realize I needed until I started using it: Markdown support.