#Neooffice language pack install
For which you need to speak American* to find it in the settings, because auto-setting this as a feature of the language pack is apparently also too much work, even though it now starts LO during install to fix another bug (LO would not work after a Language Pack install if it not had been run at least once). You cannot install LO in any other language than American*, and only post installation will you be able to customise the UI for your own language. It insists on you speaking American* before it does anything, and the updater cannot be bothered to preserve your language settings either.
#Neooffice language pack update
NeoOffice can also use Mac versioning, but I need to revisit that - I will not use that until I properly understand if it adds value.Ģ - the installer for LO is as painful as its update mechanism for non-English speakers. The time saving on that NeoOffice function alone makes their charges negligible and I tend to re-register annually just to give them some extra cash. I use both almost interchangeably - except in two situations where NeoOffice definitely wins:ġ - if I need to work in a foreign language or have text with a lot of accented charactersĢ - if I help a non-English Mac users set up LO or equivalent as office package.ġ - there is a (very) long outstanding problem with LO in that it does not use the MacOS character entry function which makes it very easy to enter accented characters, but instead has a cumbersome function that lumps "anything but ASCII" into a big box for you to pick from. I have both NeoOffice and LibreOffice on my system.
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