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Howdy Warren, et al

In that last email I really should off directed you to the main website
https://www.libreoffice.org/download/libreoffice-online/

I think the links, bottom of the page, answer your questions.

drew

On Fri, Apr 19, 2019 at 8:49 AM Drew Jensen <drewjensen.inbox@gmail.com>
wrote:

Howdy,

On Thu, Apr 18, 2019 at 12:26 PM Warren Camilleri <
warrencamilleri@gmail.com> wrote:

Sorry for crashing into the thread,

For example i run my own systems, and would like to run and offer
LO-Online as i just found out about it from this thread and would like to
try it my self before i may recommend to educational and SME's (as best to
answer thier IT sections questions when asked), may someone refer me to the
documentation to host it? additionally i would me able to do artwork and
write ups if needed for this, in English and Maltese.


First thing; If you have a newer version of LibreOffice then you already
have LibreOffice Online - the online version is the the desktop version.
What is different, the application would run headless and properly
configured work within a LAMP environment. There are some blog posts that
cover how to do that (I don't have links right off hand) but it would be
less then overwhelming if you just fired up a copy of LibreOffice from
within your LAMP server.

Second; the pieces that need to be added on to LibreOffie when running
behind your web server are delivered by marrying LO with a content
management system. NextCloud integration is a good example of this.
You can find information on that at the NextCloud webiste:
https://nextcloud.com/collaboraonline/ and you will notice that
Collabora, a vendor which is on the advisory board for TDF and which
supplies much of the engineering resources behind the effort, is who
supplies the production ready incantation of LibreOffice Online.

Third; if you want an easy way to test this, the Collabora folks offer
appliances (docker image for example) with both NextCloud and Collabora
Office ready to go. You can find information on that here:
https://www.collaboraoffice.com/code/

Finally, If you are going to look at deploying within your organization
then I would highly recommend you look at a support contract from a
Document Foundation Certified vendor.

Best wishes,

Drew



i may also blog about this on ossmalta.eu and ask if the local linux
user group would like to collaborate on this for the Maltese region for
raising awareness.

regards,
Warren.

On Thu, 18 Apr 2019 at 17:34, Drew Jensen <drewjensen.inbox@gmail.com>
wrote:

Howdy Cor, et al,

Yes about market share, the reason I thought it a worthwhile to help
drive
(advertise...can I say that here) usage via hosting operators as they
should be a healthy source of 'food  [revenue] for feeding the bulldog
[paid development]'.

Also Yes, list maintenance is an issue.

Maybe come at it as a blog post consisting of a survey of which web
hosting
operations are already offering Collabora Online (LibreOffice Online)
with
some details of those offerings. This becomes a snapshot in time then
instead of a list needing update.

I don't know if NextCloud w/ Collabora Online is the only news which
could
go in that article. As you say there is a difference between LibreOffice
Online and Collabora Online, so if there are organizations deploying
LibreOffice Online differently and some information could be had for
inclusion I think that would be a good idea.

Maybe not a bad idea for an online tech journal article either, just
saying.

Best wishes,
Drew

On Wed, Apr 17, 2019 at 10:57 AM Cor Nouws <oolst@nouenoff.nl> wrote:

Hi Drew, all,

Drew Jensen wrote on 4/17/19 3:49 PM:

So I think it would be good to create a list that has some chance of
being
found if someone searched for 'Web hosts offering LibreOffice
Online' or
something similar.

Thanks for bringing this up :)
Three thoughts:
Initially, it can be a good idea. Maybe. I guess it can help grow
market. Maintaining lists, is often a problem we know. Especially
since... how can we find the new/existing locations?
Please note by the way, that there is Collabora Online and LibreOffice
Online. Similar function wise, but different in support probably.
Will it, when people know about it and start to search, ask at
providers
e.g., have a stimulating effect?

greetings,
Cor

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