For the vast majority of what I do, a toy is all I need.
This is the nasty catch-22. It is preferable to have a single tool that handles both simple and complex cases. But sometimes, you just can't make one tool that does both well. If you optimize for the hard cases, then most users will use only a tiny minority of the features.
Microsoft tried to work around that with the "ribbon", which tried to learn which features each individual uses. Users hated it.
So I keep around LibreOffice for the hard stuff, which I write perhaps once a year. And I use Google Docs every day.
This is the nasty catch-22. It is preferable to have a single tool that handles both simple and complex cases. But sometimes, you just can't make one tool that does both well. If you optimize for the hard cases, then most users will use only a tiny minority of the features.
Microsoft tried to work around that with the "ribbon", which tried to learn which features each individual uses. Users hated it.
So I keep around LibreOffice for the hard stuff, which I write perhaps once a year. And I use Google Docs every day.