You can also select download option from the top menu bar.
Now, select and download the rpm package from the drop-down list according to the available system parameters (i.e. select 32 bit or 64 bit). Here, the article is using a 64-bit system, so for example, choose a 64-bit (rpm) Linux package to install:
Select and download the rpm package from the drop-down listClick the Download button to download the package.
Click the Download buttonWhen you click the Download button , the following dialog box opens in the window. Here, select the Save file option and click OK.
You can check your download progress as follows:
You can check your download progressAfter the download is complete, now, open the Terminal application using Ctrl
+ Alt
+ T
, or quick launch apps from the launcher:
Now navigate to the directory where you saved the downloaded file. To accomplish this purpose, execute the following command:
$ cd Downloads
List all files of this directory with the command ls
:
Extract the downloaded package with the command tar
:
$ tar -xvf LibreOffice_6.4.3_Linux_x86-64_rpm.tar.gz
It will take some time to extract all the files from the zipped package. Now you can verify that the extraction has been completed. Therefore, again, please list the items in the Downloads folder .
After extracting the downloaded package, you will have a folder in which you can find a folder or subfolder called RPMS. Now, you need to execute the following commands to install all rpm files:
// Directory navigation $ cd LibreOffice_6.4.3.2_Linux_x86-64_rpm $ cd RPMS // installation of LibreOffice 6.4.3 $ yum localinstall *.rpm
Install all rpm files The user prompt will ask you to confirm the installation of all packages. Please press Y
and Enter
to confirm the installation.
After a period of time, you should see the installation is completed on the system.
After installation is complete, you can now launch LibreOffice 6.4.3 through the application launcher. Click Activities and enter LibreOffice (or the first few characters) in the search bar. You should see the LibreOffice icon displayed in search results. Select this icon and click it:
Click on the LibreOffice iconAfter clicking on the LibreOffice icon , you will see the following window on your system:
This is the initial interface displayed on every new LibreOffice installation.
The interface is initially displayed on every new LibreOffice installationCongratulations! LibreOffice has been successfully installed on your CentOS 8 system.