Windows XP: Tested, stable, no platform-specific problems known. Specific platform version notes: Windows 2000: OpenOffice may work on Windows 2000, but we don’t test or recommend it. Word and Excel are massive overkill for anything I do personally. The current Apache OpenOffice supports Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10. When I’m not working with other Office users, I use either Pages (for simple layout style stuff), or Google docs when I need to collaborate on simple documents. The few good ones that used to be free were removed when most open source projects decided the Apple App Store was incompatible with their licensing philosophies. Office apps take a lot of work to be good. Honestly, I don’t expect you’ll find anything both free and ad free that will be worth a darn. I don’t believe either of those are free, but they aren’t subscriptions. I’ve also heard people recommend Polaris Office. I remember Documents-to-Go was one of the better options. Things may be better now, but I can’t be bothered to check it out. It just was not worth the head ache and time I was spending to save the modest cost of the subscriptions. While most of the other Office compatible apps are ok to import or export and office document, none of them stood up to the test of passing documents back and forth multiple times. I only needed Office for compatibility with a few organizations and friends I work with. Eventually I broke down and got an Office 365 subscription.
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