Cannot install Libreoffice - says, "no-pupsave usb low ram and dvd installs unsupported"
Cannot install Libreoffice - says, "no-pupsave usb low ram and dvd installs unsupported"
So how to I modify my 8gb usb stick to have the maximum space and get it installed permanently? I was clicking the "Get Libreoffice download and instal! [sic] Libreoffice" option in Document. And what is with the conversion message it gives? So even if I get it to download I have to manually convert it and move it somewhere? How? Oh, and when I tried to install it via the package manager it told me it was too big at 330MBs, okay why when I have many gigabytes of spare space? |
Puppy typically runs entirely from RAM and saves changes when you shutdown which is the pupsave file. It also uses a different type of package management then regular distributions i.e. programs are built into sfs or pet files. Here are the libreoffice files.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=85915 |
Hi, I currently am facing the same issue, have you managed to solve it? if so, please do explain.
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One of the ways we like to 'install' apps into Puppy these days is by increasingly making use of AppImages where possible. Think Windows PortableApps; this is the Linux equivalent.....a single, usually statically-compiled binary containing absolutely everything required for the app to run & be fully-functional.
Libre Office has, like so many other projects, now gone 64-bit only. There are AppImages available, usually from the same reliable 'third-party' individual who specifically takes the source code and creates 'run-anywhere' packages for the community. The web-site is endorsed by the LibreOffice team, so is 'official', and can be found here:- https://libreoffice.soluzioniopen.co....php/stable-2/ Just download; make executable - run Code:
chmod +x Mike. :hattip: |
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