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  How to Install Microsoft Office For Linux on Your Mac?

  

  Microsoft Office on Linux is very easy to install. This article details three ways of running Microsoft’s popular office software on a Linux machine. The majority of Linux operating systems are very compatible with Microsoft Office programs. It does not matter if your PC magazine runs Windows 10 or macOS; it is possible that you are already using Microsoft Office. If so, you may need to do some upgrading.

  Steps to Install Microsoft Office on Linux

  The easiest and quickest method to install Microsoft Office on Linux systems is to use a CD-ROM for the software. Upgrading from Microsoft Office for your current Windows computer system can be as simple as uninstalling it, then reinstalling it using the setup file that came with the program. However, the setup file will have errors and omissions, and it will probably be necessary to reformat the hard drive and reinstall the software. This can be done without any problems using a CD. If your Linux computer has no CD drive, you can also download and burn the setup file to a blank CD.

  To upgrade from Microsoft Office for Windows, the easiest way is to use a software product key for the upgrade. Product keys can be found online and are free for use with the corresponding operating system of Microsoft Office for Linux. Once you have a product key, you can easily download and install Microsoft Office for Linux by following the user guide.

  If your Windows software is older than the last version you have bought, or if it has been unused for some time, it might be necessary to buy a new version. Upgrading from Microsoft Office for your existing windows software is quite easy to do. All you need to do is follow one of the instructions found on the official Microsoft website. Once you have downloaded your upgrade and uninstalled it, you will need to get a product key. A product key allows you to register your product with Microsoft for future updates, support, etc.

  How to Install Microsoft Office for Linux is very similar to how you would install Microsoft Word for MAC. First, download the Microsoft Word setup disk from the Microsoft website and follow the prompts to insert the disk into your computer. Next, you should click the Continue button, which will display the setup wizard. Follow the directions and your computer should be ready to install Microsoft Office for Linux.

  Now, you need to visit the Microsoft website, go to the downloads folder, and click on the Install button. Your computer should now be able to read the installation wizard, which will guide you through the process. On the next screen, choose the application name, then click Next to continue. After you have chosen the software that you want to install, you will see a completion screen. When you are through, your computer should be ready to install Microsoft office setup files.

  Once the installation is complete, you can save the file to your desktop or laptop’s hard drive. Finally, close all programs and shut down your computer. The installation process has been completed! Your mac or Linux system will now begin to use the new file that you just installed, so you will not have to worry about updates or problems. Your orange button will now be red and your login window will prompt you to log in at once.

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  How to Install Microsoft Office for Linux can be tricky, but it is definitely possible. Just make sure you follow the instructions and it should go smoothly. If you encounter any problems during the setup process, make sure you contact Microsoft for any problems. This step may seem very confusing to you at first, but after following the entire set of instructions, you should have no problem installing Microsoft Office successfully on your computer.

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  Thread: Why Doesn’t Mac Microsoft office work on ubuntu?

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  Why Doesn’t Mac Microsoft office work on ubuntu?

  Both OSX and Ubuntu are *NIX systems. Normally (in my limited experience) if a program works on one *NIX system, then it can be made to work on ubuntu.

  Is Microsoft making it difficult on purpose?

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  Re: Why Doesn’t Mac Microsoft office work on ubuntu?

  Moving goalposts, and no single point of communication are undoubtedly just two of the reasons. Throw in a comparatively tiny user base, and it’s all rather reasonable.

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  Re: Why Doesn’t Mac Microsoft office work on ubuntu?

  Originally Posted by john1923

  Both OSX and Ubuntu are *NIX systems. Normally (in my limited experience) if a program works on one *NIX system, then it can be made to work on ubuntu.

  Is Microsoft making it difficult on purpose?

  The same reason programs compiled to run on RedHat may not run in Ubuntu. It’s just compatability issues of libraries and such.

  Ubuntu is based on Debian, OS X to the best of my knowledge is based on a custom form of BSD.

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  Re: Why Doesn’t Mac Microsoft office work on ubuntu?

  Originally Posted by john1923

  Both OSX and Ubuntu are *NIX systems. Normally (in my limited experience) if a program works on one *NIX system, then it can be made to work on ubuntu.

  Is Microsoft making it difficult on purpose?

  I suspect the issue is more related to the graphical window environment & APIs as OS X does not use X by default.

  Ubuntu Member

  Re: Why Doesn’t Mac Microsoft office work on ubuntu?

  You can read more about Aqua and Quartz if you are interested, but one of the main reasons as already mentioned is that OS X apps are not X-based. There is X available for OS X, so it is possible to run a great many Linux or BSD apps on OS X, but the reverse is not possible.

  Then of course there is also the great history of hostility the MS has continually shown rivals, especially the FOSS community. MS Office is one of the two cash cows that it depends on and that helps tie users to MS Windows, so it is not about to let that slip. Though interestingly there are rumors of MS Office for Android. So if Android is possible, then Ubuntu should also be possible.

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  Re: Why Doesn’t Mac Microsoft office work on ubuntu?

  @OP: There is no Mac OS X «compatibility layer» for Linux (or anything else) like there is Wine/Crossover Office for Mac OS X and Linux. Therefore, you cannot run Mac OS X compiled binaries anywhere else. In theory, one could run various scripts used in Mac OS X, but other than bash-type scripts, someone would have to implement AppleScript for Linux, and I seriously don’t see that happening any time soon.

  Microsoft could choose to write (port, really) Office to Linux. However, the post above about possibly a port for Android notwithstanding, I seriously doubt Microsoft will ever port Office to any other platform.

  The only reason there’s a Mac OS X version in the first place is because of a special, long-standing relationship that Microsoft has had with Apple for nigh unto 30+ years. If Microsoft and Apple hadn’t had that, there would be no MS Office for anything *but* Windows.

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  Re: Why Doesn’t Mac Microsoft office work on ubuntu?

  It turns out that the rumor of Android was only around for a short while. The post has since been updated with a retraction from higher up:

  MS won’t give up their lock on office formats easily, but I’m surprised they’re not playing to a platform that has 75% marketshare. Traditionally they’ve only ever gained marketshare by leveraging their desktop monopoly but this cannot be done in the smartphone and tablet markets.

  Oh, well. I find LibreOffice much better anyway and it is already ported to Linux.

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