LibreOffice 6.2.4 x64 Lite

[scarface]

libreoffice has been updated to 6.1.0 (link in the first message of the thread).
It’s a x64, light version with only 3 dictionaries installed by default (English, French, Spanish). The interface is in English.
Unlike the previous versions, the installer is now totally silent, with a progress bar. You can deploy this version in your firm, Libreoffice is free.

[Vasudev]

libreoffice has been updated to 6.1.0 (link in the first message of the thread).
It’s a x64, light version with only 3 dictionaries installed by default (English, French, Spanish). The interface is in English.
Unlike the previous versions, the installer is now totally silent, with a progress bar. You can deploy this version in your firm, Libreoffice is free.

On Windows, I use Office 2016 which can open odt and other Libreoffice/Openoffice formats. On linux I use LibreOffice.

[scarface]

updated to LibreOffice 6.2.0 x64 Lite

[humbert]

updated to LibreOffice 6.2.0 x64 Lite

Does the Libreoffice installation program allow you to install only those features you need? I'm asking with Office 2016 all I use is Word and Excel, so that's all I install. The rest is bloat, I have no use for it. It's pretty bad having to install garbage you don't need and will never use.

[Vasudev]

updated to LibreOffice 6.2.0 x64 Lite

Does the Libreoffice installation program allow you to install only those features you need? I'm asking with Office 2016 all I use is Word and Excel, so that's all I install. The rest is bloat, I have no use for it. It's pretty bad having to install garbage you don't need and will never use.

Then grab a Home/Student edition from kinguin that includes only Word,excel,powerpoint and Onenote.

[humbert]

Then grab a Home/Student edition from kinguin that includes only Word,excel,powerpoint and Onenote.

If all I use is Word and Excel, the other stuff remains unwanted bloat. I can't understand why these guys force users to install bloat that will never be used and does nothing more than take up hard drive space. Oh well -- I'll still use MS Office until the day that getting a pirated copy is impossible (yeah, right)