One notable port is AndrOpen Office, which is the Android port of OpenOffice. The OpenOffice website provides links to additional third-party ports and distributions that are not endorsed or maintained by the Apache Software Foundation. OpenOffice, however, has a slight edge over LibreOffice. Both are comparable alternatives to Microsoft’s premium Office suite but without the associated cost.įor platform availability, both are available on Windows, Linux, and MacOS. LibreOffice and OpenOffice are both free to download and use. Let’s get the pricing info out of the way first. Platform availability and price screenshot Technically, the latest released version of LibreOffice is 7.0.3, but this version hasn’t been tested as long as version 6.4.7 has and is generally for early adopters. Note: The following comparisons are based on the latest versions of LibreOffice and OpenOffice: LibreOffice 6.4.7 and OpenOffice 4.1.8. Read HowToGetABacktrace on how to proceed.Īll open bugs in OpenOffice. $ gdb /usr/lib/openoffice/program/soffice.bin To get going with gdb please run the following commands. Please refer to HowToGetABacktrace for further information. The debian-openoffice mailing list, debian-openofficeĭebugging symbols are packaged in -dbg. See Substituting Calibri and Cambria Fonts. From Debian Lenny and on: ttf-liberation contains free versions of Arial, Courier and Times New Roman. Msttcorefonts : Installs standard MS truetype fonts (contrib). Libxrender1 : Speed up display by using Xrender library Libsane : Use your sane-supported scanner with Menu : Will add menu entries for every Debian window manager.Ĭupsys-bsd : Allows to detect your CUPS printer queues automatically gtk-gnome / -kde: Gtk/KDE UI Plugin and Gtk/KDE File Picker Ooqstart-gnome/oooqs-kde : Quick start applet for Gnome/KDE desktops Myspell-dictionary : Myspell dictionaries for use with Switch from Free Software Foundation to Sun Microsystems JRE providerĮxtend by installing these packages (information from the package web site): Open and go to the menu: Tools > Options > > Java So you must install and configure it manually:Īctivate "non-free" section on your repository configuration
This package is provided by Debian/Etch, but doesn't depend on it. (created by Sun Microsystems) recommends using Sun Java Runtime. For example, inserting audio files into /Impress doesn't work. Some components don't work fine with the default Java Environment provided by the Free Software Foundation. To install, do the following: aptitude update is part of the default Debian desktop system but if you need to you can install it manually using the following packages:
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