I REALLY need to install OpenOffice because of a specific program that doesn't work with LibreOffice.
I've tried EVERY suggestion of how to install it I found in this and other sites, and no joy.
When I try the tar it always says the files unrecoverable.
Please help me? I need simple and clear instructions, but I don't need to be told to just stick to LibreOffice because that is not an option.
32 Answers
Remove LibreOffice by typing in terminal
sudo apt-get remove --purge libreoffice*- Check your Java version:
java -version(To install java Click here)
- Check your Java version:
- For you(32 bit) type in terminal :
wget - Then type:
tar xzf Apache_OpenOffice_4.1.0_Linux_x86_install-deb_en-US.tar.gz - Go to right directory:
cd en-US/DEBS/ - Install OpenOffice:
sudo dpkg -i *.deb - Integrate with desktop:
cd desktop-integration/ - Install integration:
sudo dpkg -i openoffice4.0-debian-menus*.deb - Start OpenOffice
First try reinstalling Ubuntu14.04, then use the 'purge' command to eliminate all LibreOffice-files.
Then by the downloaded '....install-deb_sv.tar.gz' file , perform an extraction and you will getting SV-map and sub-map DEBS.
Then unpack the files in DEBS with the Terminal-prog. with cmd 'sudo dpkg -i *.deb' and then the same cmd on the file in the maå 'desktop-integration'.
And then, voila, all AOO-files were created.
It is still curious that the 'normal' way to make the installation may not work for few 32-bit processors...
Hope this helps you..
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