> using local allowed debian based distro linux on front of coworkers
> manager sends mail where he asks to fill some .docs and print it on local office printer
> start furiously try to open libre office
> errors out the ass
> everyone else has already started filling the documents
> I start to sweat
> somewhat fill the data and ready to save, ask what's the address of our printer
> "Umm... what the fuck is THAT naiji?"
> I tell them its libre office and can do everything ms word can and IT'S FREE!
> Okay now how do I send it to print
> it crashes. x server crashes. i reboot
> I get beat u-- okay okay this actuallt hasn't happened, I just used my coworker's computer in the end.
Man. What the fuck is going on with printers here
> manager sends mail where he asks to fill some .docs and print it on local office printer
> start furiously try to open libre office
> errors out the ass
> everyone else has already started filling the documents
> I start to sweat
> somewhat fill the data and ready to save, ask what's the address of our printer
> "Umm... what the fuck is THAT naiji?"
> I tell them its libre office and can do everything ms word can and IT'S FREE!
> Okay now how do I send it to print
> it crashes. x server crashes. i reboot
> I get beat u-- okay okay this actuallt hasn't happened, I just used my coworker's computer in the end.
Man. What the fuck is going on with printers here
@NaiJi in my experience using computers at work, it's faster to download and install libre office in order to print than go through whatever bullshit activation of office Microsoft wants
@skells that's the shit... an attempt to print any document caused the application to crash. Idk whether it's the distro fault or libreoffice or whatver... I rarely use printers at all and it was the first time I tried to do that here at work 
I just found out I could just use our corporate OneDrive in the browser, will remember.
I just found out I could just use our corporate OneDrive in the browser, will remember.
@skells 
