How to Install LibreOffice on Ubuntu

How-To Geek

By Haroon Javed

Published Dec 30, 2023

Looking for a simple alternative to Microsoft Office on Linux? Start by installing LibreOffice.

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To install LibreOffice on Ubuntu, first, update your system's package list then run the "apt install libreoffice" command.
You can also install LibreOffice using Snap. Run the "sudo snap install libreoffice" command in the terminal to install LibreOffice on Ubuntu.
To use LibreOffice without installation, first download its AppImage. Then, right-click the AppImage file, go to the file properties, and check off the "Allow Executing File As Program" option. After that, run the AppImage to start using LibreOffice.