I like LinuxLite because of its speed and it attempts to be a Windows XP replacement for ordinary people who do not want to learn commands and prefer to use Graphic user interfaces which are more user friendly if they are not experts as they try lead you by the hand on what data needs inputting and when. If people need to do basic computer programming they should be inputting in binary etc. To me the computer should do all the work after I tell it what result I need and not having to tell it, each step of the way, what to do. As I only want Writer I would like to know the minimum of packages I need to install
I might give your way a go but to me I find the Terminal very unforgiving if you do not input the exact data including its syntax. Thanks for the reply but I was looking for a non command line install method similar to the Windows installer I have installed AOO Writer on a Windows 10 PC and was pleased with how easy it was to set the Default Template I wanted and like so say how user friendly the excellent pdf user manual is.Īfter the simple installation on Windows I am disappointed with the total lack of help on the Linux Deb Installation on what needs to be installed The program appears to be functioning OK so far but I would expect Writer to run better in native Linux I found its installer very easy to use and I had the option to install Writer without the parts I do not want.
ĪS a temporary get round I have installed the Windows Exe using "Wine" emulator I apologize if I have missed some obvious instructions. I cannot find any help to indicate what Deb packages I need to Install > I only need Writer OR what dependancies I need to overcome the ErrorĪny solutions welcome but please bare in mind I am a GUI user not a power CML one. I was able to install > openoffice4.1-debian-menus_4.1.2-9782_all without the error When I try to intall one using Gdebi package installer I get an Error "dependency is not satisfiable openoffice " Unpacked to find 42 individual Deb items and 2 readme files Downloaded > Apache_OpenOffice_4.1.2_Linux_x86_install-deb_
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