Install Office 2010 Wine Ubuntu

Short version Switching to the latest Wine version (1.7) and installing winbind were additional steps needed. Long version The instructions are for Ubuntu 15.04 64bit.

This borrows heavily from, so thanks to him for a lot of these instructions. • Install the latest version of Wine - dotnet20 installations cause issues otherwise sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade sudo apt-get install wine winetricks • Install mesa OpenGL - may already exist, so the below commands would simply state that. Sudo apt-get install mesa-utils mesa-utils-extra libgl1-mesa-glx:i386 libgl1-mesa-dev • Create softlinks for the 32bit OpenGL librariies (needed only for 64 bit systems) sudo ln -s /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/mesa/libGL.so.1 /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/mesa/libGL.so sudo ln -s /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/mesa/libGL.so /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libGL.so • Create a new WINEPREFIX for Office - this will be the directory that contains your files. You can use any directory, but I followed the standard Wineprefix directory (add your username). Export WINEPREFIX='/home//.wineprefixes/office2010/' Additionally, create that directory: mkdir -p /home//.wineprefixes/office2010/ • Set the WINEARCH to 32 bit.

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Office 10 32 bit is the version that works best. Export WINEARCH='win32' • Install winbind. Office installation stops midway if this is not done sudo apt-get install winbind • Install dotnet20, msxml6 and corefonts modules using winetricks. Once you run the command you will be asked if you want to install a Mono package as well as a Gecko package - select no for both. Wine-mono and wine-gecko should have already been installed when you installed wine winetricks dotnet20 msxml6 corefonts • Do the actual Windows install. Browse to the folder with the installation media and run wine setup.exe • Change settings for libraries in the wineprefix after installing • Run winetricks • Select Run winecfg. Select the 'Libraries' tab.

Feb 7, 2014 - Install MS Office 2010 on Linux Mint-Ubuntu using PlayOnLinux. PlayOnLinux is a useful piece of software based on Wine which allows you.

• You should see msxml6 (native, built-in) in the Existing overrides section. Highlight it and click Edit and select Native (Windows) and click OK. Now, it should show up as *msxml6 (native). • Then add the riched20 and gdiplus libraries from the New override for library section and make sure these are also set as 'Native' • Your office programs should show up in the Unity lenses.

I installed MS Office Professional 2010 on my Ubuntu computers and it's working fluently. I followed the instructions from the Wine website. The whole procedure is only for experimental purposes. Install Wine 1.3.35 beta through PPA.

Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-wine/ppa sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install wine1.3 2. Now start a new wine prefix or rename the hidden folder.wine in your Home directory (if you had Wine installed before). From winetricks, Choose 'Select the default wineprefix' then 'Install a windows DLL or component' and from there install the dotnet20 and msxml6, following the instructions. Again from 'Select the default wineprefix' choose 'install a font' and select the corefonts. From winetricks and 'Select the default wineprefix' choose run 'winecfg'. From there go to tab 'Libraries' and click on *msxml6 then 'Edit' and choose 'Native (windows)'.

Run the MS Office 2010 Professional x86 installer you have. I used an.exe file.

On Wine website they used an.iso mounted (MS Office Pro Plus x86 2010). Choose to install only Word, Excell and Powerpoint. I used a valid key and the online activation worked perfectly. During the installation the installer was hang for a while but finally it completed the installation. On winecfg as instructed above to the tab 'Libraries' and from 'new override for library' click the small arrow and choose to 'Add' riched20 and gdiplus. Then click on both, 'Edit' and as above change their override to 'Native (windows)'. Open Word, Excell and Powerpoint to see if they work.

Then go to each one to File-options-Trust Center->Trust Center Settings, lower the security to none in every option and uncheck the Enable Protected View options. Word and Excell are working perfectly, the only problem is with Powerpoint which is not very dependable. I succeed to install MS Office 2010 only to my Vaio AMD Laptop. On my desktop computer I tried a lot but failed. So I copied my.wine folder to it and everything worked like a charm.

Please post your experiences and your workarounds, because the installation is not easy, so far. If you like to put the links of the Office 2010 apps to the Unity Launcher do the following: Open the dash and write 'word'. It appears the app Microsoft Word 2010. You click and drag it out to the desktop.