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DISCLAIMER: I never did proceed with this project beyond building the packages. I can offer no helpful support regarding getting it running.
LibreOffice Online is a very cool project by the fine people at [Collabora](https://www.collaboraoffice.com/code/) to bring the LibreOffice core functionality into a web browser. In effect, it's a Free Software version of the Google Docs suite of productivity tools, allowing one or many people to edit and save documents in a browser. LibreOffice Online is a very cool project by the fine people at [Collabora](https://www.collaboraoffice.com/code/) to bring the LibreOffice core functionality into a web browser. In effect, it's a Free Software version of the Google Docs suite of productivity tools, allowing one or many people to edit and save documents in a browser.
The software builds on the LibreOffice core code, and currently is only distributed as a Docker image, obtainable from the link above. However, my BLSE2 platform does not support Docker now, or at any time in the foreseeable future [aside: maybe I'll write my reasoning out, one day], and is based entirely around Debian and the idea of "use the package manager as much as possible". So I set out to build everything myself. The software builds on the LibreOffice core code, and currently is only distributed as a Docker image, obtainable from the link above. However, my BLSE2 platform does not support Docker now, or at any time in the foreseeable future [aside: maybe I'll write my reasoning out, one day], and is based entirely around Debian and the idea of "use the package manager as much as possible". So I set out to build everything myself.