No
idea what specific system integration Ubuntu offers for
LibreOffice, but the recommended way to install site-wide
configuration settings for stock LibreOffice is via extensions
that are installed as shared or
bundled.(Seehttps://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/DevGuide/Extensionsfor details.)Stephan
and others,Thanks for the reply, but unfortunately the above link seems
basically empty.I then checked outhttp://extensions.libreoffice.org/and see some resources on
getting
started developing.But I am not wanting to re-invent the wheel here and code something
up from scratch so is there any sample extension that anyone knows
of that will adjust any default values in the *.xcd XML files (or
alternatively maybe they point LibreOffice to an additional location
for settings that could be held in a custom "system wide" .xcu
file?)I am not looking to add "interactive features" to LibreOffice, but
simply to adjust some of the default settings on a "system wide"
level.If I could bundle these as an extension that would be just
fine to deploy.I could even have the .xml file (I would guess an
.xcu?) of "my" unique settings static, and the extension would just
put it in place and update whatever needs modifying to point to it?Regards and thanks
again,iveand
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