ragnarok1968
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The command in terminal goes like this to ADD the repository to Ubuntu. It will keep you up on the latest releases respectively. This should be a good idea for any user to keep up on the latest releases in the future.
throw this command into terminal:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libreoffice/ppa
enjoy!
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The command in terminal goes like this to ADD the repository to Ubuntu. It will keep you up on the latest releases respectively. This should be a good idea for any user to keep up on the latest releases in the future.
throw this command into terminal:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:libreoffice/ppa
enjoy!
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Sure. that's one way. I'm a little old school by today's standards. But do snaps automatically update libre office in this case? I personally do not know. But now you put this out there, you just gave people an extra option to consider.
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in case anyone is curious about snaps: to go along with @nmsuk's comment on snaps for reference
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True. I like things easy as most do, but snaps makes it easier and I end up using command line generally speaking.. go figure!
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I've set a cron job to do just that, checks on boot and then every six hours.
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