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+LibreOffice 7.5 ReadMe
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+For the latest updates to this readme file, see https://git.libreoffice.org/core/tree/master/README.md
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+This file contains important information about the LibreOffice software. You are recommended to read this information very carefully before starting installation.
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+The LibreOffice community is responsible for the development of this product, and invites you to consider participating as a community member. If you are a new user, you can visit the LibreOffice site, where you will find lots of information about the LibreOffice project and the communities that exist around it. Go to https://www.libreoffice.org/.
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+Is LibreOffice Really Free for Any User?
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+LibreOffice is free for use by everybody. You may take this copy of LibreOffice and install it on as many computers as you like, and use it for any purpose you like (including commercial, government, public administration and educational use). For further details see the license text packaged with this LibreOffice download.
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+Why is LibreOffice Free for Any User?
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+You can use this copy of LibreOffice free of charge because individual contributors and corporate sponsors have designed, developed, tested, translated, documented, supported, marketed, and helped in many other ways to make LibreOffice what it is today - the world's leading Open Source productivity software for home and office.
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+If you appreciate their efforts, and would like to ensure that LibreOffice continues to be available far into the future, please consider contributing to the project - see https://www.documentfoundation.org/contribution/ for details. Everyone can make a contribution of some kind.
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+Notes on Installation
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+LibreOffice requires a recent version of Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for full functionality. JRE is not part of the LibreOffice installation package, it should be installed separately.
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+System Requirements
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+* Microsoft Windows 7 SP1, 8, 8.1 Update (S14) or 10
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+Please be aware that administrator rights are needed for the installation process.
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+Registration of LibreOffice as default application for Microsoft Office formats can be forced or suppressed by using the following command line switches with the installer:
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+* REGISTER_ALL_MSO_TYPES=1 will force registration of LibreOffice as default application for Microsoft Office formats.
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+* REGISTER_NO_MSO_TYPES=1 will suppress registration of LibreOffice as default application for Microsoft Office formats.
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+Please make sure you have enough free memory in the temporary directory on your system, and please ensure that read, write and run access rights have been granted. Close all other programs before starting the installation process.
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+Installation of LibreOffice on Debian/Ubuntu-based Linux systems
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+For instructions on how to install a language pack (after having installed the US English version of LibreOffice), please read the section below entitled Installing a Language Pack.
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+When you unpack the downloaded archive, you will see that the contents have been decompressed into a sub-directory. Open a file manager window, and change directory to the one starting with "LibreOffice_", followed by the version number and some platform information.
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+This directory contains a subdirectory called "DEBS". Change directory to the "DEBS" directory.
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+Right-click within the directory and choose "Open in Terminal". A terminal window will open. From the command line of the terminal window, enter the following command (you will be prompted to enter your root user's password before the command will execute):
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+The following commands will install LibreOffice and the desktop integration packages (you may just copy and paste them into the terminal screen rather than trying to type them):
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+sudo dpkg -i *.deb
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+The installation process is now completed, and you should have icons for all the LibreOffice applications in your desktop's Applications/Office menu.
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+Installation of LibreOffice on Fedora, openSUSE, Mandriva and other Linux systems using RPM packages
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+For instructions on how to install a language pack (after having installed the US English version of LibreOffice), please read the section below entitled Installing a Language Pack.
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+When you unpack the downloaded archive, you will see that the contents have been decompressed into a sub-directory. Open a file manager window, and change directory to the one starting with "LibreOffice_", followed by the version number and some platform information.
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+This directory contains a subdirectory called "RPMS". Change directory to the "RPMS" directory.
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+Right-click within the directory and choose "Open in Terminal". A terminal window will open. From the command line of the terminal window, enter the following command (you will be prompted to enter your root user's password before the command will execute):
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+For Fedora-based systems: sudo dnf install *.rpm
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+For Mandriva-based systems: sudo urpmi *.rpm
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+For other RPM-based systems (openSUSE, etc.): rpm -Uvh *.rpm
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+The installation process is now completed, and you should have icons for all the LibreOffice applications in your desktop's Applications/Office menu.
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+Alternatively, you can use the 'install' script, located in the toplevel directory of this archive to perform an installation as a user. The script will set up LibreOffice to have its own profile for this installation, separated from your normal LibreOffice profile. Note that this will not install the system integration parts such as desktop menu items and desktop MIME type registrations.
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+Notes Concerning Desktop Integration for Linux Distributions Not Covered in the Above Installation Instructions
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+It should be easily possible to install LibreOffice on other Linux distributions not specifically covered in these installation instructions. The main aspect for which differences might be encountered is desktop integration.
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+The RPMS (or DEBS, respectively) directory also contains a package named libreoffice7.5-freedesktop-menus-7.5.0.1-1.noarch.rpm (or libreoffice7.5-debian-menus_7.5.0.1-1_all.deb, respectively, or similar). This is a package for all Linux distributions that support the Freedesktop.org specifications/recommendations (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedesktop.org), and is provided for installation on other Linux distributions not covered in the aforementioned instructions.
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+Installing a Language Pack
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+Download the language pack for your desired language and platform. They are available from the same location as the main installation archive. From the Nautilus file manager, extract the downloaded archive into a directory (your desktop, for instance). Ensure that you have exited all LibreOffice applications (including the QuickStarter, if it is started).
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+Change directory to the directory in which you extracted your downloaded language pack.
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+Now change directory to the directory that was created during the extraction process. For instance, for the French language pack for a 32-bit Debian/Ubuntu-based system, the directory is named LibreOffice_, plus some version information, plus Linux_x86_langpack-deb_fr.
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+Now change directory to the directory that contains the packages to install. On Debian/Ubuntu-based systems, the directory will be DEBS. On Fedora, openSUSE or Mandriva systems, the directory will be RPMS.
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+From the Nautilus file manager, right-click in the directory and choose the command "Open in terminal". In the terminal window you just opened, execute the command to install the language pack (with all of the commands below, you may be prompted to enter your root user's password):
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+For Debian/Ubuntu-based systems: sudo dpkg -i *.deb
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+For Fedora-based systems: su -c 'dnf install *.rpm'