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How to Install LibreOffice 7.0 on Ubuntu 20.04

LibreOffice is a free and open-source complete office suite for Linux and Windows systems. The latest LibreOffice 7 is available to download and install on Linux system.

You can install LibreOffice either using the Debian package available under official PPA or use Snap package to install.

This tutorial will help you to install LibreOffice on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Linux system.

Prerequisites

Login to your Ubuntu system with sudo privileged account access.

Installing LibreOffice on Ubuntu

The latest Libreoffice packages are available under the official PPA. Also, the Snap package is available for the libreoffice installation.

Choose one of the below methods to install Libreoffice on Ubuntu system:

  • Install Libreoffice using Snap Package

    The Libreoffice snap package is maintained by the canonical team. The Ubuntu 20.04 system comes with pre installed snap package manager.

    Open a terminal on your system and execute:

    sudo snap install libreoffice 
    
  • Install LibreOffice via PPA

    LibreOffice 7.0 specific PPA is available with the latest debian packages.

    First of all, you can add it to your system by launching terminal and run command:

    sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libreoffice 
    

    Software Updater utility will update the packages cache on your system. So you have to run the following command to install or upgrade LibreOffice on your system:

    sudo apt install libreoffice 
    

That’s it. Libreoffice has been installed on your system.

Launch Office Application’s

Search for the libreoffice application launcher under the activities. You will see the application launcher for all the office suite application launchers there.

Click to launch office application on your choice.

Conclusion

In this tutorial, you have learned to install LibreOffice office application on Ubuntu 20.04 Linux system.

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