LibreOffice lacks the polish of Microsoft Office, and is primarily a desktop tool in an era of cloud and mobile, but its existence is of great value for Linux desktop users and others in search of an open-source alternative. Other changes include an outline folding mode in Writer, soft blurred shadows for objects in Impress and Draw (presentations and graphics), better SmartArt compatibility with PowerPoint, and a new dialog for installing extensions. There are also build instructions for Windows on ARM64, though "it is in early development and has some known limitations," according to the release notes.
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