how to install libreoffice

[DimitrisRHO]

I am trying couple of days now and I did not managed to intall it
non of the ubuntu how to found on the web seemed to works with debian, doesnt anyone has some time to write a install libreoffice how to?

[Soul Singin']

doesnt anyone has some time to write a install libreoffice how to?

The folks at the Document Foundation did. See: "Installation of LibreOffice 3.3 on Linux."
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[Hadret]

Just add experimental branch to your sources.list and apt-get-it (:

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~$ apt-cache policy libreoffice
libreoffice:
  Zainstalowana: (brak)
  Kandydująca:   1:3.3.0~rc3-2
  Tabela wersji:
     1:3.3.0~rc3-2 0
          1 http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/ experimental/main amd64 Packages

[Absent Minded]

I have moved this thread to General Questions as it is not a How-to, tip or other information geared to explaining how to instal libreoffice but instead a request for support.

AM

[meho_r]

Just add experimental branch to your sources.list and apt-get-it (:

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~$ apt-cache policy libreoffice
libreoffice:
  Zainstalowana: (brak)
  Kandydująca:   1:3.3.0~rc3-2
  Tabela wersji:
     1:3.3.0~rc3-2 0
          1 http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/ experimental/main amd64 Packages

I'm not sure if this is gonna work (at least for me it's not working, broken deps).

[bugsbunny]

try

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# aptitude -r -t experimental install libreoffice

[meho_r]

try

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# aptitude -r -t experimental install libreoffice

Although this command will nuke my openoffice.org installation, I don't really care since I doubt I'll be back to OOo again. Thanks, bugsbunny.

[bugsbunny]

There are some pieces of libreoffice that still aren't installed after this. You may or may not want some of those. To see what they are (make sure you include the single quotes):

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aptitude search '!~ilibreoffice'

[meho_r]

I noticed some parts were missing, but those didn't pose a problem to install afterwards using Synaptic too. But thanks for the info. Until now I mainly used apt-get, but now I really started to like aptitude