Install and uninstall LibreOffice 4 on Debian Linux

Commands:


#!/bin/bash
# Part 1: Install
tar xf LibreOffice\
_4.0.0_Linux\
_x86_deb.tar.gz \
> /dev/null



cd LibreOffice\
_4.0.0.3\
_Linux_x86_deb/\
DEBS/ \
&& dpkg -i *.deb \
> /dev/null

cd desktop\
-integration/ \
&& dpkg -i *.deb \
> /dev/null


# Part 1a: Language pack
# Optional
# Choose the language
# you need
# e.g. Chinese (traditional)
# language pack
tar xf \
LibreOffice_4.0.0\
_Linux_x86_deb\
_langpack_zh-TW.tar.gz \
> /dev/null

cd LibreOffice\
_4.0.0.3_Linux\
_x86_deb_langpack_zh-TW/\
DEBS \
&& dpkg -i *.deb \
> /dev/null



# Part 2: Uninstall
aptitude -y \
purge libreoffice4.0 \
libobasis4.0-core01 \
libreoffice-debian-menus \
libreoffice4.0-stdlibs \
libreoffice4.0-ure \
> /dev/null





# Part 3: Remove user profile
cd /home/firstuser/.config/libreoffice
rm -r ./4



Captions:

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>> LibreOffice How-To:
Install and uninstall LibreOffice 4 on Debian Linux

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>> Visit the link
http://www.libreoffice.org/download

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>> Sometimes, the page detects the correct
operating system

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>> If not, you need to change the system
My system is x86

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>> Now, select English (US) -> 4.0.0
-> Main installer

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>> Just click that
If you need another kind of language,

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>> If you need another kind of language,
then change the system

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>> Select x86 again

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>> In this example, I choose
Chinese (traditional) -> 4.0.0

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>> Here, the language has been changed
Select Main installer to download it

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>> Select Main installer to download it
Select Translated user interface for Chinese

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>> In this how-to video,
you will see how to install LibreOffice 4

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>> you will see how to install LibreOffice 4
and its language pack or translated user interface

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>> You will also see how to uninstall LibreOffice 4
and remove the user profile


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>> The command tar will extract the installer
Right-click the command -> Select Copy

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>> Go to Terminal
The command ls lists the files in the folder

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>> The command ls lists the files in the folder
The command su gives you the administrator's power

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>> The command su gives you the administrator's power
Type the password

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>> Edit -> Paste
Enter

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>> Clear the screen

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>> by the command clear

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>> Select and right-click the next command
-> Copy

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>> In Terminal, select Edit -> Paste
Enter

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>> The command cd changes the directory
The command dpkg installs the files

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>> Type clear -> Enter

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>> Select the command -> Right-click it
-> Copy

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>> In Terminal, select Edit -> Paste
Enter

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>> The command is installing
the menu items now -> clear -> Enter

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>> The installation is complete
if you do not need another kind of language

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>> The step here is optional.
Here is Part 1a: Language pack

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>> Click Applications ->
-> Office -> LibreOffice 4.0 Writer

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>> You see the English (US)
user interface

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>> Select Tools -> Options
-> Language Settings -> Languages

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>> -> Language Settings -> Languages
-> User interface -> English (USA)

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>> This is the place where you
can change the language of LibreOffice

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>> Having installed the translated
user interface will let you

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>> user interface will let you
see other options such as Chinese

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>> Select the command
Select Edit -> Copy

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>> In Terminal, go back to the previous
folder by typing cd .. repeatedly

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>> We have just found the file
by using the command ls

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>> Type clear -> Enter

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>> Go back to the list of commands
Select and right-click the command -> Copy

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>> In Terminal, select Edit -> Paste
Press Enter

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>> Copy another command
Select and right-click the command -> Copy

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>> In Terminal, select Edit -> Paste
Press Enter

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>> clear -> Enter

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>> Click Applications ->
-> Office -> LibreOffice 4.0 Writer

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>> Select Tools -> Options
-> Language Settings -> Languages

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>> -> User interface -> Chinese (traditional)
-> OK -> OK -> Close Window

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>> Click Applications ->
-> Office -> LibreOffice 4.0 Writer

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>> The user interface is in Chinese (traditional)

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>> Select Tools -> Options
-> Language Settings -> Languages

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>> -> User interface -> English (USA)
-> OK -> OK -> Close Window

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>> Click Applications ->
-> Office -> LibreOffice 4.0 Writer

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>> The user interface is now in English
You can change the language as you like

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>> You can change the language as you like
Close Window

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>> Part 2: Uninstall
Use the command aptitude

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>> After copying and pasting,
hit Enter

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>> Now, LibreOffice is being uninstalled
Perhaps, you need to upgrade it in future

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>> Perhaps, you need to upgrade it in future
Later, you may find this command useful

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>> Select Applications -> Office
You can see that the menu items

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>> You can see that the menu items
have been uninstalled

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>> Part 3: Remove user profile
If you need to upgrade LibreOffice

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>> If you need to upgrade LibreOffice
or if LibreOffice does not work,

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>>or if LibreOffice does not work,
you may need to remove the user profile

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>>After copying and pasting the command,
hit Enter

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>> ->clear

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>> Then, use the rm command

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>> The rm command basically removes
the folder named 4 in this case