STOP TRYING TO INSTALL COPILOT
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For Uni I use Typst for most documents nowadays and sometimes LibreOffice. If I need to open a .docx I use LibreOffice for that as well. It does fuck up the formatting sometimes though so if you have an annoying professor that requires .docx files perfectly formatted you might need to use Word in a VM or a lab computer if they're available.
Teams works on Firefox so I just use it there (there's also an extension that lets you install PWAs using Firefox so you can do that to Teams as well).
For Excel, I don't use it so I'm not sure what features you need and whether LibreOffice has all of them.
R works fine on Linux.