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This page was last edited 13:32, 28 April 2023 by Mike Kaganski.Linux-powered Amiga can run LibreOffice see this forum thread.Ĭommercial Partners Windows, macOS, LinuxĬollabora Productivity provide Enterprise ready versions for all of these operating systems, these have optional subscriptions that provide varying levels of Enterprise Support. See information on the port in the announcement on the Haiku forum 'LibreOffice is now available for Haiku'. There is no other community-supplied LibreOffice installer provided. This is the suggested way to install LibreOffice on FreeBSD. LibreOffice runs on FreeBSD and is available as package in the standard FreeBSD repositories. LibreOffice on other operating systems FreeBSD

Officially supported by The Document Foundation.įor older operating system versions see the following table with links to the download archive: System requirements for LibreOffice are available on the main website. LibreOffice Windows, Mac, Linux, and Android This page details system requirements for LibreOffice, the Impress Remote, and other software.

Mac os x 10.4 11 x86 download