Quoting Virgil Arrington <cuyfalls@hotmail.com>:
As I said before, I don't use Mint
I do and here's what worked for me. Open a browser window to libreoffice.org
then click on "download" LO guessed debian correctly and then the
download button completed the download selection process. After the
download is complete use the file browser to navigate to the
downloaded file and click on it. A message asks for your root password
and after it is given, steps through the installation process. Took me
about 5 minutes on a nice fast line.
Dave
and claim no Mint or Linux expertise.
I'm just an average Ubuntu user learning my way through. And, even then,
my Ubuntu relationship is love/hate. When it works I love it; when it
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