Libreoffice calc/MS Excel. Old school tracking and extremly flexible for documentation. I have been doing this for the last decade, both at home and at my workplace. My team loves it, tho YMMV.

Cockpit is great! I learned about it recently and immediately tried it out on a lab machine, and shortly after deployed it across my systems.

Seconded…

• Intermittent crashing and instability sounds like faulty RAM modules. Use memtest86 from a USB drive (NOT the version that is accessible from the grub boot menu) and see if you get errors. A general test using the defaults is fine. You’ll know them when you see them.

• as for I/O issues, that could be your storage being faulty or starting to fail. I’d swap out the 1TB ssd you mentioned for a different one, if you have any onsite. Also could just simply re-seat the existing SSD modules in case its not fully making contact (I personally doubt that’s the case, but I have to suggest it anyways.)

We don’t need more billionaires in power, especially those who don’t want walkable cities. Boston & the Greater Boston area need to be more walkable. Bike lanes are important. The fact that Kraft wants in on the Mayor race indicates Wu is doing something right for the PEOPLE, not PROFITS!! (EDIT: forgot to add “not profits” after, because that’s what billionaires want… more money… they can never have enough… its like dragon sickness…)

Makes me wonder if its a win11 specific thing, which honestly wouldnt surprise me in the slightest.

Ive personally not encountered any of the issues listed above for Libreoffice on Windows, it runs just as well on my win10 system as it does my Linux system (dual boot). That said, I have yet to try it out on Win11 amd if I do, it will be virtualized vs running on bare metal.