Unpacking openoffice-debian-menus (4.1.5-9789) …ĭpkg: error processing archive openoffice4.1-debian-menus_4.1.5-9789_all.deb (–install):
Preparing to unpack openoffice4.1-debian-menus_4.1.5-9789_all.deb … (Reading database … 260239 files and directories currently installed.) Sudo dpkg -i openoffice4.1-debian-menus*.deb I have had installation errors and haven’t been able to run Open Office (see below) openoffice4Ĭongratulations You have successfully installed Apache OpenOffice on your Debian-based system. cd desktop-integration/ sudo dpkg -i openoffice4.1-debian-menus*.deb Step 4 – Launch Apache OpenOfficeĪfter successfully installing all the packages in the above steps, start Openoffice using the following command. Go to desktop-integration in the installation directory, and install the required package. Now install the desktop integration features for your setup. Install all packages using the following command. Now navigate to the Apache OpenOffice installation directory and to its DEBS folder, You will see a list of Debian packages there. If have, uninstall it using the following command. Step 3 – Install Apache OpenOfficeīefore installing OpenOffice make sure you don’t have installed LibreOffice on your system.
tar xzf Apache_OpenOffice_4.1.8_Linux_x86_install-deb_Īfter extracting the archive it will create an installation directory named en-US, and placed all the files there. Once the download is complete, extract the downloaded file on your system. The command-line users can use the following command to download Openoffice using wget. Select the Debian package, your proffered language, and the appropriate version to install as shown in the image below:Ĭlick the “Download full installation” button sudo apt-get install default-jdk Step 2 – Download OpenOffice Debianĭownload Openoffice from Apache official site as per your system configuration. If you do not have installed Java on your system, use one of the below links to install the latest Java version in your Debian-based systems. To check the currently installed version use the following command – java -version So make sure you have installed the correct version on your system.
Openoffice4 required JAVA 8 ( Oracle Java 8) or higher versions. Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.8 or Later.X-Server with 1024 x 768 or higher resolution with at least 256 colours.Linux kernel 2.6 or higher, glibc2 version 2.5.2 or higher.
If you are running LibreOffice or an older version of Apache OpenOffice, We recommend removing that from the system. This how-to guide will help you to Install Apache Openoffice 4.1.10 on Ubuntu, Debian, and Linux Mint operating systems.
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