So, what about trying the debs from the LO pages?
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So, what about trying the debs from the LO pages?
Ubuntu user # 14396
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Nope, doesn't do it.
Last edited by coffeecat; December 24th, 2021 at 10:09 PM. Reason: Restored original post content
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What do you mean?
Have you found the nl package?
Ubuntu user # 14396
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Sorry, I assumed you would realise you need the specific language package, eg, libreoffice-l10n-nl for any particular language you wanted, and I apologise for not reading the full thread, just about you wanting only the two packages, writer and calc.
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Yes i only want the writer and calc of libroffice installed and it has to be in the dutch/netherlands language with the terminal but how?
I keep messing up my install with what i have tried so far.
Last edited by coffeecat; December 24th, 2021 at 10:10 PM. Reason: Restored original post content
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You would install the whole thing, it would be lot more quicker...
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Indeed.Originally Posted by Hagar Delest
And then make sure all the languages we need are actually installed. Not so easy in many distro to have multiple locales. dictionaries or whatnot but Ubuntu makes it as easy as it can be via Settings. Just select and apply each and any language you want and everything will be set for Libreoffice and other software.
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