- On Ubuntu, install the libreoffice-java-common package by calling this command in a terminal:sudo apt-get install libreoffice-java-common
One problem solved by this is getting a long error message with "NoClassDefFoundError" during installation (see screenshot or like this). - On Ubuntu, if you get a message similar to Exception in thread "Thread-402" java.awt.HeadlessException in LibreOffice/OpenOffice, see this stackoverflow answer. Note that the message might not appear in a dialog but only on the command line, so you might want to start LibreOffice/OpenOffice from a terminal window.
- If you start LibreOffice/OpenOffice from the command line and you get a NoClassDefFoundError, make sure you're not starting LibreOffice/OpenOffice from the LanguageTool installation directory.
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Modified on: Mon, 21 Sep, 2020 at 11:03 AM
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