Additionally, MSOffice requires `samba` and `winbind` to properly work. We'll install MSOffice using the PlayOnLinux wizard. My final question, or rather comment is that if Ubuntu can provide a documentation which I used (Of course I had too find “command-line translations” and adding repos’, why can’t Fedora do it? Install MSOffice on Ubuntu.md # Install Microsoft Office 2010 on Ubuntu I would have to try using the web version (not free, right?) or have to swap back and forth between Windows and Linux, but I hate even touching Windows. The web browser version of MS Office is pretty good but not yet fully implemented. I couldn’t understand it fully, but I was able to update the OS after removing Playonlinux package and a couple of more. However, sadly, I could not ‘sudo dnf update’ after about a month time because of conflicts between the “Playonlinux” repo and Fedora.
The installation was so successful that I was even able to edit a Japanese writing format, which was somewhat like typing in Japanese characters to a grid-looking format template. I would not want to mess around with important office documents or tertiary education assignments.) Moreover, those word formats which are not in common. However, I believe that it isn’t always the case that all MS Office formats are compatible with the native Linux suite (Think about those forms that you can fill in and sign. I know many people replies, saying that I should surrender MS Office and go for the Linux native suite. I am surprised that installing MS Office in Fedora is not very well. I was able to successfully install a full MS Office 2010 following this Ubuntu “documentation”. Could someone help me to install MS Office 2019 Pro Plus x86 圆4 in my Fedora 31.
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