It needs to download huge size of files (>500MB) so wait patiently.$ flatpak remote-add -if-not-exists flathub Make sure your elementary OS has been installed & you don't run this on LiveCD.Repeat steps above to run it next time.Right-click that file > Properties > Permissions > give check mark "Executable" > OK.You get a file named LibreOffice-.appimage.You will see progress bar moving while installing, but without download speed.This method is standard: Ubuntu, Debian, Mint users all can help you if you encounter some errors.You can do this installation even in LiveCD session.Then find LibreOffice Writer, Calc, Impress, Draw, Base, and Math on your menu. Open your Terminal and type this command: Flatpak method (Flatpak command | not easy, big size).portable method (AppImage | easy, quickest, similar to Windows' way).
AppCenter method (GUI | easy, but complicated).normal method (APT command | standard, clear & easy, worldwide community supports it).But on elementary OS, there are several ways to install LibreOffice you may choose one you like the most: On MS Windows, you have one way to install LibreOffice, that is to download the EXE from internet and double-click it. LibreOffice comprises of 6 programs: Writer word processor, Calc spreadsheet, Impress presentation, Math equation editor, Draw chart & vector editor, and Base database manager. LibreOffice, formerly, is the most successful free software office suite that supports OpenDocument Format (ODF) and Microsoft Format (OOXML) among other digital document formats. Subscribe to UbuntuBuzz Telegram Channel to get article updates directly.
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