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					<description><![CDATA[Instead of going through all these gyrations with CLI, AppImage, PPA&#039;s, SNAPs, or other third-party tools, why not use the &quot;&lt;strong&gt;Lomanager&lt;/strong&gt;&quot; tool, specifically designed by &lt;strong&gt;LibreOffice&lt;/strong&gt; developers to perform any and all maintenance necessary on LibreOffice.  

In one execution &lt;strong&gt;Lomanager&lt;/strong&gt; will delete the old version of &lt;strong&gt;LibreOffice&lt;/strong&gt;, check whether all the dependencies are up to date, install the newest version of &lt;strong&gt;LibreOffice&lt;/strong&gt; and delete all the work files.  

It can also be used to completely uninstall LO if you no longer wish to have it on your system. &lt;strong&gt;Lomanager&lt;/strong&gt; can also update individual LO modules without replacing the entire package.  AND Lomanager is the program that should be used to install LibreOffice for the first time.

In fact, when I read the title of this article, I expected to be shown how to install LO on a LibreOffice-less Ubuntu system.  Instead, the article describes all kinds of convoluted and improper ways of upgrading LibreOffice from one version to the next.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Instead of going through all these gyrations with CLI, AppImage, PPA&#8217;s, SNAPs, or other third-party tools, why not use the &#8220;<strong>Lomanager</strong>&#8221; tool, specifically designed by <strong>LibreOffice</strong> developers to perform any and all maintenance necessary on LibreOffice.  </p>
<p>In one execution <strong>Lomanager</strong> will delete the old version of <strong>LibreOffice</strong>, check whether all the dependencies are up to date, install the newest version of <strong>LibreOffice</strong> and delete all the work files.  </p>
<p>It can also be used to completely uninstall LO if you no longer wish to have it on your system. <strong>Lomanager</strong> can also update individual LO modules without replacing the entire package.  AND Lomanager is the program that should be used to install LibreOffice for the first time.</p>
<p>In fact, when I read the title of this article, I expected to be shown how to install LO on a LibreOffice-less Ubuntu system.  Instead, the article describes all kinds of convoluted and improper ways of upgrading LibreOffice from one version to the next.</p>
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