Activate “Use a Java runtime environment”.

Navigate to 'Tools' menu > Options > LibreOffice > Advanced > Java Options

Open Synaptic (or use your preferred method for package installation).

This should require no further configuration, but if you want to manually install Java and configure LibreOffice for it:

The LibreOffice metapackage recommends default-jre which installs the recommended Java version for your version of Debian. Some components of LibreOffice require a Java Environment to achieve full functionality. LibreOffice has a compressed archive containing the LibreOffice suite on their own server: If further updates are backported later, you may re-run the previous command to install them. This is accomplished by using the -t flag followed by the name of the repo you've added for your version.įor example, on a Debian 11/Bullseye system, you might run: # apt install -t bullseye-backports libreoffice

Install LibreOffice from the newly added backports repo after updating your package listing with apt update. To install the full LibreOffice suite, runĪdd the relevant backports for your Debian version in your SourcesList file: Libreoffice-kde5 (or libreoffice-plasma for bullseye-backports, bookworm, unstable)

It automatically installs all packages and dependencies needed for a fully functional LibreOffice, including its major components such as libreoffice-writer, libreoffice-calc, libreoffice-impress, libreoffice-math, libreoffice-draw, libreoffice-base. This libreoffice package is a metapackage.

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