My needs are pretty standard. I run an NGO and have some amount of paperwork and data tracking to do in a word processor and spreadsheet application. Due to the collaboration requirements, we&#x27;re stuck with Google cloud suite (the choice was made back when there were zero reasonable cloud-enabled alternatives). Google&#x27;s office suite is theoretically capable of doing most of the things I need[0], but the omnipresent lag when you try to work with a bigger document or (more often) several documents at once is <i>very</i> annoying and slows things down. Half a second here, five seconds there, and it all adds up to significant frustration.<p>There&#x27;s a significant difference between &quot;theoretically X can be done with it&quot; and &quot;it is useful for doing X&quot;. You can drive nails with a plastic hammer after all (and most people don&#x27;t even need the &quot;additional&quot; feature of pulling them out).<p>[0] - which is partly because I reduce expectations of what I can do. Think of it as generalized Blub paradox - you think in terms of the tools you use. Get a better tool, and suddenly you can do more, do it better <i>and</i> do it faster.