I just hope that the next new study doesn’t end up being “New Study: At Least 15% of All Lemmy Content is Corporate Trolls Trying to Manipulate Public Opinion”, otherwise I would be wondering WTF is going on, is Lemmy on the way of being enshittified by Corporate Morons?
Now let’s look at Office. Open an Excel spreadsheet with tables in any app other than excel. Tables are something that’s just a given in excel, takes 10 seconds to setup, and you get automatic sorting and filtering, with near-zero effort. No, I’m not setting up a DB in an open-source competitor to Access. That’s just too much effort for simple sorting and filtering tasks, and isn’t realistically shareable with other people.
Oh you can take a look at LibreOffice instead which is open source and open an Excel spreadsheet with tables in LibreOffice Calc and see how it is there.
There are a few alternatives to Windows out there at this time, if you were to look into React OS and Great Tea OS to see what those are about.
Yeah, I recently noticed there are a bunch of android apps and browser extensions for Lemmy to choose from.
Anyway, I came on here to see if there is a niche or talking of creating a niche for saving the koalas in Australia or something, and felt that lemmy.world might be the right place for me to start with. Would like to find discussion about stuff being done on turning a dwindling koala population into hopefully a growing koala population, including what is being done to slow down or even halt the NSW and/or TAS deforestation.
Maybe a new community here will need to be created at some point on koalas when there is enough support for it.
And I gone ahead and used that image of my avatar from Reddit as my profile photo here and found a koala banner to use as well.
The moment I saw the topic title, I immediately thought it was old growth forest that had been felled and was preparing for the possibility that I may have to start adding links to petitions and joining the protests here, since this is something that will be very upsetting to me even though this is in Germany, not koala habitat in Australia.