getting started with libreoffice online
Marc Roos
M.Roos at f1-outsourcing.eu
Fri Nov 20 16:03:12 UTC 2020
I browsed through this manual before. What I think is a bit strange
about this manual, it quickly assumes you have some sort of cloud
connection. I also do not get why write/calc are even discussed, they
already have their own manuals.
I think this manual should start with getting libreoffice online working
without any other 3rd party connections. Just create a file and be able
to edit it. To be able to quickly test it, and see if it fits your
needs.
Up until now, I have not even been able to get a test environment
running with this docker. I edited the loolwsd.xml, enabled the
filesystem and added ip's. But just keep getting error messages.
I am not sure if you are aware, but these docker images do not even have
version tags.
I also start to wonder now what all these videos on youtube are all
about. I get the impression this is still in some alpha/beta phase, is
this correct? I am missing something in the manual about linking it to a
standarized object storage api like ceph or amazon use.
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>I found this link:
>https://documentation.libreoffice.org/en/english-documentation/
>
>This is version 6.3. We are working on updating to 7.0, but this may
take some time.
>
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>> Dan, can you help with this?
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>> -----Original Message-----
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>> To: libreoffice
>> Subject: RE: getting started with libreoffice online >>
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>> Can anyone point me to a manual where I can just run the libreoffice
>> online and edit some files on a tablet for instance?
>>
>> Are these strange questions wanting to know what the rest api >>
documentation is?
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