LibreOffice 'deployment'

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#21

Hi,

can we go back to topic... Personally I don't care if I am pointed to LO or
OO if solution that I get there is working.

My working case is around 450 workstations, we are using K1000 for
deployment of apps and scripts and managing workstations.

My problem is how to deliver version that will be customize for our needs.
So some of my tasks are:
ALLUSERS=1
CREATEDESKTOPLINK=1
ISCHECKFORPRODUCTUPDATES=0
REGISTER_ALL_MSO_TYPES=1
UI_LANGS= we will need Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional,
French, Russian, Spanish, English US (if all of this are supported), and
same for spell checking
QUICKSTART=1
...
so this is something that I can not get working as a first part of my task.

#22

Hi :slight_smile:
Sorry no-one has replied yet!

I'm not sure if any of these guides help
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Documentation/Other_Documentation_and_Resources#Corporate_Users

In Windows there is some sort of xcu file or registry entry or
something that you might be able to use. Mostly it might be easier to
set-up 1 machine so that it's about correct and then copy that one's
User Profile to many machines. I'm not sure if multiple machines can
all work of a UserProfile stored on a network file-share.

Do you have any formalised 'contracts' to help you through the
migration process? The FSF might well be able to help
https://fsf.org/
They might well be able and willing to charge a LOT less for this than
other support agencies. FSF can help with a migration to a wider
range of OpenSource programs but they might well be able to focus on
just LibreOffice as a start. Collabora might be better for a greater
focus on migrating to LibreOffice
http://www.collabora.com/
There are many others but those are the 2 i am most aware of
Regards from
Tom :slight_smile: