Debian11 — Paul Sutton

December 26, 2022

LibreOffice 7.4

Just downloaded and installed LibreOffice 7.4.3. The following instructions and video should illustrate the process. I did make a few errors and corrected them during the video.

Download the latest .deb from LibreOffice website
Copy to a sensible location and switch to that location 2a. In Debian you can right click on the graphical file manager and **Open Terminal Here.
Extract the .tar.gz file **tar -xvf file.tar.gz
Switch to root using **su -i ** (unless you want the path error shown in the video
Navigate to where you extracted the .tar.gz file
type **dpkg -i *.deb

This SHOULD install everything, set up Libreoffice and place components on the menu system.

Video

Links

LibreOffce

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#LibreOffice,#Debian11,#Installation,#Terminal,#BASH,#Office

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November 6, 2021

Resize and rename multiple files

As I was renaming and resizing some files anyway. I decided to make this short video of the process. I have added to Debian category as I am using Debian 11.

Commands used:-

gm -mogrify -resize 640x480 *.JPG AND rename 's/P1/codeclub/'

As usual your mileage may vary, you need to check man pages for specific arguments for your needs.

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#Debian11,#BASH,#Shell,#Rename,#Resize,#Files,#Eucation,#GNULinux

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