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Hi all


I need to do some openoffice for linux presentaiuon to run under linux

Can it be done  ? 
How to do this ?

Thanks 

Elico

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HI there

Is a FREEOFICE version for linux 

I need to do a presentation (like POWERPOINT) on linux .

Is it possible ?

Thanks
 elico

you can run many windows programs with wine (not from the grape) (my personal hit rate is over 90%)

you could also use LibreOffice (both windows and linux) which is almost if not equal to openoffice and is included on most linux systems.  I also read that OpenOffice may be on the way out as more and more of their team leaves and can't be replaced, among other reasons.

Here is just one article on the matter:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/2977112/s...suite.html

Back to LaTex.
It's survived and in spite of a steep learning curve, still the best IMHO.

I wrote several articles for a computer magazine, all in LaTex the editors would take the LaTex
and (after all edits were done) send it off as is to the typesetters.

Open office's not bad, sorry to hear there having difficulty. It's one of the remaining Sun products that
I know of (originally StarOffice before Apache took over)


(I still have a Sun with original Unix (Solaris), StarOffice, etc.) I haven't fired it up in 20 years so don't know
if it would even run. Also been in the basement of a building with building that has a brick foundation (circa 1600's)

Libre office is similar to MS office.

Libre impress is the power point of that
http://alternativeto.net/software/libreo...form=linux

Thanks you all very helpfool

Elico

Hi all 

How do i install a powerpoint for linux slides so it will run at the boot ?

Thanks 
Elico

(Oct-27-2016, 03:21 PM)Larz60+ Wrote: [ -> ]Open office's not bad, sorry to hear there having difficulty.

It's far from dead, just forked over to LibreOffice

(Oct-28-2016, 11:31 AM)elico Wrote: [ -> ]Hi all 

How do i install a powerpoint for linux slides so it will run at the boot ?

Thanks 
Elico

Why in the world would you want it to start at boot?
Why are you asking in a python forum?

(Oct-28-2016, 11:31 AM)elico Wrote: [ -> ]Hi all 

How do i install a powerpoint for linux slides so it will run at the boot ?

Thanks 
Elico

That can get a bit tricky.  You would need to write a script to run the program after the user login.  An easier way, that requires no scripts, is just leave the program open on the desktop when you logout.  You could also create a 'short cut' on the desktop.