Use this information to install Linux libraries manually on supported Linux distributions, such as Ubuntu, SUSE and Red Hat.
LibreOffice requires the following libraries to be installed on your system:
- libfontconfig
- libICE
- libSM
- libXrender
- libXext
- libXinerama
- libcups
- libGLU
- libcairo2
- libgl1-mesa-glx
If the required libraries are missing, you’ll get a warning message. You can install them using your preferred package manager from the command line. Note that the file names for the Linux libraries may vary by distribution.
For Red Hat Enterprise Linux/CentOS, you can run:
cd <libre-install-dir>/LibreOffice_*.*.*.*_Linux_x86-64_rpm/RPMS/
sudo yum localinstall *rpm
For Ubuntu:
cd <libre-install-dir>/LibreOffice_*.*.*.*_Linux_x86-64_rpm/RPMS/
sudo dpkg -i *deb
If LibreOffice doesn’t start up normally with Transform Service, test it manually, for example, by running this startup script:
start ex. {installdir}/libreoffice/scripts/libreoffice_ctl.sh start
status ex. {installdir}/libreoffice/scripts/libreoffice_ctl.sh status
If you receive errors that indicate that a library is missing, work with your system administrator to add the missing library or its equivalent from your configured repositories.