https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=97269
--- Comment #13 from Bastián Díaz <diazbastian@openmailbox.org> ---
(In reply to Christian Lohmaier from comment #10)
I see that you have not answered my question is it has nothing to say about it?
the point is not about a linux version in general,
Again Bug 80941
but about a portable
version. Why would you need a portable version of LibreOffice for linux?
Chanches are that if you're using linux, you can just launch LibreOffice
that's part of the default desktop-installation.
As already mentioned, not always has the latest LO update (still or fresh) in
default packages included in the distribution. This is a problem in general and
is not always possible to install the latest version from the web due to
dependency problems. I think in this case, a portable version using AppImage is
a good solution.
If you're going elsewhere, and they happen to have linux installed, but not
LibreOffice, that'd be pretty rare (and as alternative you can have a
live-USB distro with all included)
It is not the real problem
if unpacking LO is to complicated, you can use the script Michael mentioned.
We return to the problem of usability/UX and availability in only two types of
packet format
Again: I see no point in offering something where the only change is a
different value for userprofile in bootstraprc
...
users like in Bug 80941 should just use LibreOffice as provided by their
distribution.
Wow... See above
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