> ... there's a reason why LaTeX never really threatened Microsoft Word.
Apropos of nothing, LyX[1] is a pretty good stand in depending on one's needs and tolerance.
There are some challenges if you need something that has more complex styles (e.g., customizing the Memoir book styles). These are well within the range of programmers and not super hard if you're reasonably competent and/or willing to search / read. The payoff is that you're forced into using styles instead of kludges, and you don't have to worry about layout (much) anymore.
Apropos of nothing, LyX[1] is a pretty good stand in depending on one's needs and tolerance.
There are some challenges if you need something that has more complex styles (e.g., customizing the Memoir book styles). These are well within the range of programmers and not super hard if you're reasonably competent and/or willing to search / read. The payoff is that you're forced into using styles instead of kludges, and you don't have to worry about layout (much) anymore.
[1] https://www.lyx.org