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On 09/05/2026 21:49, Harvey Nimmo wrote:
On Fri, 2026-05-08 at 07:40 +0200, Robert Großkopf wrote:
Hi Harvey,
Yes, my output ends similarly, but there are no entries like the
'(supported, searched)' against any of the 3 versions.

Does that mean I have a v1 processor and the support for v1 has
been
removed with LO 26.2 onward?

....hmm, not very environmentally friendly if I have to throw my
old
working configurations onto the rubbish tip.  Hoping that is not
yet
necessary, before I also have to leave the scene. My Dell desktop
is
proving to be very robust.
Hope the following will show it right way:

The building of packages will be made on a system, where
x86-64-v2 (supported, searched)
is the result. So you need a system with the same minimum to use the
packages.

You could cretae your own packages of the source Code of LO and it
will
work.

I would prefer to use the latest packages of LO 25.8., because you
will
need this for your database.

Hi Robert,
all I understand is that the LO packages must be built for
compatibility with my version of x86-64 processors. The role of those 3
empty subfolders and the significance of the '(supported, search)'
flags, I can only make a vague guess.
Harvey
Hi Harvey. What version of openSUSE are you running, what is your output from  ~> cat /proc/cpuinfo

I have Leap 16 which installed Libreoffice 25.2.5.2 from the SUSE repository.
Steve

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