I attempted to install LibreOffice (office productivity suite
(metapackage)) on my mint Linux system.
1. Synaptic said the package was broken - Image 1. I changed
repositories and got it to install.
2. However, it would not start. Found that it had been installed as a
file owned by root, so user could not run it. - Image 2. I changed owner
to user.
3. I tried to start it, again, and got message 3.
Image 1:
Image 2:
Image 3:
The last time I tried to report a bug in this package, someone told me I
was in the wrong place. I am not sure how talking to the package
maintainers could be the wrong place!
Package info: Version: 1:5.1.4-0ubuntu1 (xenial-updates)
Unless I am mistaken, you are the package maintainers, so it does not
matter what Linux system it is installed on, it should work, right?
Why is it not working? Why was it installed as root with files that
cannot be updated by user?
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