Repeat this step for another LibreOffice shortcut. At Create Launcher dialog box, put a name “LibreOffice Writer”, and at Command column, direct it to this working directory /opt/LibreOffice3.5/program/swriter (depends on which LibreOffice you choose, it could be LibreOffice3.4, 3.6 etc). In XFCE desktop, we could do this by right click at the Desktop, and select Create Launcher. aptitude install vlc, blender, openoffice, wicd, guvcview, xvkbd literki matchbox-keyboard. Very last step, we need to make LibreOffice shortcut manually. First version of Debian with XFCE, LXDE for our archos gen8. Last, install them simply by terminal too : # installpkg *.tgz. Enter to the extraction folder by terminal, and covert them as tgz by deb2tgz tool : $ deb2tgz *.deb. Then, there is very simple to install LibreOffice in Slackware.įirst, download DEB version from LibreOffice homepage, extract it. We could download it from HER E, and then install it by terminal : # installpkg *.tgz (as root). We could use rpm2tgz or deb2tgz.Īs an Ubuntu user, I of course choose deb2tgz. There are some tools to get tgz Slackware package from another linux packages such as DEB and RPM.
And so, how to get it? We all know, LibreOffice / OOo has became mainstream office suite and has been used widely as ultimate office suite alternative to Microsoft Office. But, there is one missing thing in Slackware world : there is no native package for LibreOffice or office suite. To download and install Apache OpenOffice 4.x, follow this checklist: Review the System Requirements for Apache OpenOffice use. I've recently tried Vector Linux 7, a Slackware based Linux distro.
LibreOffice 3.5 running on Vector Linux 7 (Slackware based distro)
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