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Originally Posted by Doitsu
Unfortunately, I can't help him either because I have an Arch Linux based distro, which by definition always has the latest versions of everything. (It's installed on a 64bit machine and I only have one option in the Java Options menu. See screenshot for details.)
@Gregg Bell: Try the stand-alone LanguageTool version. If it works, ask in an Ubuntu/LibreOffice forum for help.
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Thanks Doitsu. I go to Linux Questions a lot so I'll go there first. But I thought I already tried to get the stand-alone Language Tool version and failed. (My previous post: 'did I do something wrong?')
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
Also enter the following command:
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sudo apt-get install libreoffice-java
This will install the libreoffice-java package, if it isn't already installed. |
And don't I already have Oracle (that first screenshot in post #33) or do I need a different version?
LOL This is seeming very confusing.
And I have always had issues with Java. I can hardly believe it's so successful.