i wished that LO has one version for home users to not install
engineering programs like math, draw, base.
i only need writer and have to have one office suite which most
features are for engineers, businesses, companies etc.
since i am not programmer and cant use linux, i should use xp.
On 2/24/1
On 02/23/2018 09:27 PM, Tim-L wrote:
> Did you know that the Ubuntu repositories do not install LO Math with LO?
The last time I installed LibO from the Ubuntu repository, it also left
out Base, the Help files, and something else (printing, perhaps.)
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On 02/24/2018 08:35 AM, zahra a wrote:
>to not install engineering programs like math, draw, base.
Sounds like you want OOoLight, which is no longer maintained.
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Since you use Ubuntu the unwanted parts can be uninstalled, or, better,
unselected when preparing LO installation
Je la 24/02/2018 09:35, zahra a skribis :
i wished that LO has one version for home users to not install
engineering programs like math, draw, base.
i only need writer and have to h
2018-02-23 22:27 GMT+01:00 Tim-L :
>
> Hey Guys. I found two 512MB memory sticks. It now gives me about 800MB
> after the shared video memory.
>
> Did you know that the Ubuntu repositories do not install LO Math with LO?
> Found that out about an hour ago.
>
Good on ya, Tim ; how does LO now
On 24/02/2018 09:35, zahra a wrote:
> since i am not programmer and cant use linux, i should use xp.
Everyone can use Linux, not only developers. I have a degree in
humanities and have never written a single line of code, but I am a very
happy Linux user and will never switch back to macOS or Win
2018-02-24 11:19 GMT+01:00 Italo Vignoli :
> On 24/02/2018 09:35, zahra a wrote:
>
> > since i am not programmer and cant use linux, i should use xp.
>
> Everyone can use Linux, not only developers. I have a degree in
> humanities and have never written a single line of code, but I am a very
> hap
Hi Henri,
>
> Surprised to hear that the Ubuntu respositories don't provide a complete LO
> package - I install via the PPA on my Linux Mint machine, which is an
> Ubuntu fork, and get everything, including Math and Base. What gives ?...
Every Linux-distribution does allow to install only parts o
2018-02-24 12:23 GMT+01:00 Robert Großkopf :
> Hi Henri,
> >
> > Surprised to hear that the Ubuntu respositories don't provide a complete
> LO
> > package - I install via the PPA on my Linux Mint machine, which is an
> > Ubuntu fork, and get everything, including Math and Base. What gives ?...
>
>
Hi :)
Sorry, i don't know what PYOO is so i have redirected this question back to
the LO mailing list - even though it is really a question for Calligra
forums/mailing-lists.
I've only used their spreadsheets for very straight-forwards sums, to add
columns of figures.
Is PYOO something that can b
On 02/24/2018 05:19 AM, Italo Vignoli wrote:
On 24/02/2018 09:35, zahra a wrote:
since i am not programmer and cant use linux, i should use xp.
Everyone can use Linux, not only developers. I have a degree in
humanities and have never written a single line of code, but I am a very
happy Linux u
2018-02-24 17:03 GMT+01:00 Tim-L :
> On 02/24/2018 05:19 AM, Italo Vignoli wrote:
>
>> On 24/02/2018 09:35, zahra a wrote:
>>
>> since i am not programmer and cant use linux, i should use xp.
>>>
>> Everyone can use Linux, not only developers. I have a degree in
>> humanities and have never writte
I'm running version 6.0.1 on Slackware-14.2.
I created a macro to delete the next character (using the Del key) and
saved it to My Macros -> Standard (as del_right). When I try to assign it to
Ctrl+D in Tools -> Options -> Keyboard -> Macros -> My macros LO crashes as
soon as I click the trac
Hi Tim,
>
> Robert The custom install as you stated seems to come up in Windows, not
> DEB based Linux install, unless you install through the repository, and
> package managers like Synaptic.
I have never installed LibreOffice on a Windows-system. You could choose
the packages under OpenSUSE, so
I'm using the version in the subject line on Linux Mint. In calc if I
insert the date using the insert menu and the date option I get a cell
with today's date, formatted comprehensibly. If I do the same thing in
Writer I can't, the option isn't there. I must (as far as I know)
choose field then dat
At 11:03 24/02/2018 -0800, Dave Stevens wrote:
I'm using the version in the subject line on Linux Mint. In calc if
I insert the date using the insert menu and the date option I get a
cell with today's date, formatted comprehensibly.
I'm not sure what you mean here. If you are using the =TODAY(
Hi :)
LibreOffice is not like most programs. It has a large core program with a
few tiny modules / satellites / add-ons / plug-ins / apps that kinda
plug-in to that core. Removing one or a handful of those modules does very
little to affect the size or complexity of LibreOffice. At least that is
Hi,
Le 24/02/2018 à 20:03, Dave Stevens a écrit :
I'm using the version in the subject line on Linux Mint. In calc if I
insert the date using the insert menu and the date option I get a cell
with today's date, formatted comprehensibly. If I do the same thing in
Writer I can't, the option isn't t
krackedpress wrote
> So with these specs, what is the newest version of LO you would
> install? With this low RAM, it may not be able to handle the newest
> versions. As I type this, the old system is now in the "software
> updating" cycle. So, it is installing the newest LO that is in Ubuntu
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