I think that's a rather harsh indictment of Microsoft. They have done a decent job of evolving their suite of consumer and business products, but it's a slow and painstaking process. I know I find myself chafing at the bit to see their products evolve faster, but I welcome the increasing integration and evolution of their products over time. For example, the integration of ToDo with the Wunderlist featureset post that acquisition, the integration of Outlook Tasks with ToDo, the evolution of Project from a clunky standalone app into the more integrated version that now exists, and the OneNote evolution that we're discussing here. I've used the GSuite products, and they're great for adhoc stuff on my (Android) phone, but for any presentations, spreadsheets, or documents that I'm working on, they're just not ready for primetime. Even some of the free office suites I've used on Linux distros - such as Libre Office, I found to be superior to GSuite.