That's pretty much you have to do but there are some subtleties
you have to consider like:
1) You have to install or update your java before installing
soffice.
2) As a root, you have to install soffice first with /net option
on. Then make a symlink of /usr/local/soffice/setup (or wherever
soffice `setup` is located) to /usr/local/bin/setup. This will enable
ordinary users to setup their own soffice as Ian said.
3) In many cases, the lean option (1.5M installation) will not
work if an ordinary user installs soffice on his/her home dir. In that case,
he/she should install soffice using full version (around 180M!).
4) Make changes on your path variable.
-rowel
>
> You should run setup /n first, to install a "network" version of soffice
> on a public directory. Then when that's done, as any user, run the setup
> program again, but this time without the "/n"
>
> This will make an office52 directory on your home dir which takes up
> around 1.5MB of space which is actually all the files that need to be
> specific for each user.
>
>
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