Well, you should be fine with more of the default software, then. :)
Actually, LibreOffice is a fork of OpenOffice that was made back when Oracle
controlled OpenOffice, so you'll find it familiar. Just a couple tips:
* Trisquel's version of Firefox is called "Abrowser". It's called that
because of Mozilla's trademark policy. You don't get it by default in
Trisquel Mini, but you can install it with the package manager.
* We don't use anti-virus on GNU/Linux (or any system other than Windows,
really), because we don't need it. You'll end up appreciating this quite a
lot. :)