Am 21. Apr, 2016 schwätzte Keith Smith so:
moin moin,
apt-cache search libreoffice | grep base
That should give you the base packages.
dpkg -l | grep libreoffice
That should show you the libreoffice packages that are already installed.
dpkg -S libreoffice | cut -d: -f1 | sort -u
That should give you the packages that installed a file with libreoffice
in the filename or path.
ciao,
der.hans
Hi,
I'm running Mint 17 KDE and want to use Libre Office Base to create some
entity relationship diagrams. Mint came with Libre Office pre installed,
however there is not Base.
I saw a suggestion to use the software manager to do the install. I opened
it and searched for Libre Office. It said it is not installed. How could
that be? I use Libre Office all the time. It is there.
Thank you in advance for your insight.
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