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Originally Posted by Doitsu
Sorry, I missed that post. Have a look at the attached screenshot. You'll need to select the top-most folder (LanguageTool-3.5) and double-click languagetool.jar (marked in red). This should start the standalone version after a couple of seconds.
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Thanks, Doitsu, but I already did that (See post 41) and it did not start.
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
Since only a few LibreOffice plugins, such as LanguageTool, require Java, LibreOffice-specific Java support files are distributed in a separate libreoffice-java package file which might be missing on your machine.
(If it's already installed the package manager will let you know when you enter the above command.)
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Ran the command and got this:
Code:
gregory@gregory-GA-A55M-DS2:~/Desktop$ sudo apt-get install libreoffice-java
[sudo] password for gregory:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package libreoffice-java
gregory@gregory-GA-A55M-DS2:~/Desktop$
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Originally Posted by Doitsu
This applies mostly to Internet browser Java plugins, which are usually disabled in Linux distros.
To double-check whether your Java plugins are enabled follow these instructions. |
Thanks. That's a relief. I actually already did what that link suggests.
On a side note I did look in Synaptic and it shows that java-common is installed.