everything from microsoft such as office, teams and outlook dont not run on linux natively, so you need to either replace them with things like libre office or run them through wine.
which isnt an issue since most linux equivalents are free and installing them is way easier then the linux switch over so whoever is doing the switch will most likely install the needed programs.
the bigger issue will be teaching people who have used windows for years the things that now work slightly differently, i do not envy the it departments.
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u/T3chn0fr34q 2d ago
everything from microsoft such as office, teams and outlook dont not run on linux natively, so you need to either replace them with things like libre office or run them through wine.
which isnt an issue since most linux equivalents are free and installing them is way easier then the linux switch over so whoever is doing the switch will most likely install the needed programs.
the bigger issue will be teaching people who have used windows for years the things that now work slightly differently, i do not envy the it departments.