Installing Libreoffice in Ubuntu

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#81

I can't resist.

In the code, the variable "loupdate" is used.

Suggest name for code snippet be "loup" for LibreOfficeUpdate function.

Pun in English from the Google... LOOP - a structure, series, or process the end of which is connected to the beginning.

#82

Hi :slight_smile:
Good :slight_smile: Suggesting changes, or even directly making them yourself, is part
of the whole OpenSource experience.

It is on a wiki-page there so it's easy to revert changes if people don't
like them so anyone can edit directly. Just bear in mind that 'everyone'
can easily see the edit you make so try to keep it neat and elegant! :wink: It
sounds like the suggestion is purely internal, to make the code a little
more elegant, rather than something affecting performance or security or
anything = which suggests that you kinda approve of the rest of the code
:)) Another well-respected dev had a quick look and they approve too.

It wasn't designed as a serious project. It's just a neat bash script that
has worked well for a couple of people. It's a lot more than i can do and
it answers a question we get reasonably often on this mailing list.

So i suspect that changes and edits are welcome :slight_smile:
Regards from
Tom :slight_smile:

#83

I have been dealing with this issue for years, going back to the Open
Office days.

How do you install Libreoffice under Ubuntu?

After all those years, you never googled, you never asked anybody, you
never tried anything with or without success? You never continued an
online discussion clear up things that remained unclear or did not work?

Where are the step by step, clearly documented instructions?

Last Sunday two fairly detailed manuals have been written for you
exclusively but you prefer to not reply a single word.

When are they not either on the download page in LO or a clear link on
the download page?

Installing Debian packages, downloaded from website or from ppa, is more
or less the same procedure regardless of the respective application.

Can we expect that you come up with the exact same questions under
another nickname next year?
Can we assume that you are a troll?

#84

Hi :slight_smile:
I'm sorry i still haven't compared your instructions with the ones already
on the wiki. :frowning:

It might well be the case that the wiki can be improved because the
instructions in your first response were superbly succinct and yet very
clear. An ideal combination! :slight_smile:

If someone else has the time to do a comparison and maybe report back to
this thread then that'd be really good. It might "bring some questions to
light" that we can resolve both for this thread and for the wiki.
Apols and regards from
Tom :slight_smile:

#85

Florian Reisinger wrote

Would you be so kind as to tell us which aspects got worse?

Why did you ask this question if you are not interested in my response?

#86

Hi,

I read your response, but I never used this feature and did not have the time either to check bugzilla or test it myself.