LibreOffice-25.2.0

patch -Np1 -i ../libreoffice-25.2.0.3-icu76_fixes-1.patch

sed -i '/icuuc \\/a zlib\\'           writerperfect/Library_wpftdraw.mk &&
sed -i "/distro-install-file-lists/d" Makefile.in                       &&
sed -e "/gzip -f/d"   \
    -e "s|.1.gz|.1|g" \
    -i bin/distro-install-desktop-integration

install -dm755 external/tarballs &&
ln -sv ../../../libreoffice-dictionaries-25.2.0.3.tar.xz external/tarballs/ &&
ln -sv ../../../libreoffice-help-25.2.0.3.tar.xz         external/tarballs/ &&
ln -sv ../../../libreoffice-translations-25.2.0.3.tar.xz external/tarballs/

ln -sv src/libreoffice-help-25.2.0.3/helpcontent2/ &&
ln -sv src/libreoffice-dictionaries-25.2.0.3/dictionaries/ &&
ln -sv src/libreoffice-translations-25.2.0.3/translations/

export LO_PREFIX=<PREFIX>

case $(uname -m) in
   i?86) sed /-Os/d -i solenv/gbuild/platform/LINUX_INTEL_GCC.mk ;;
esac

./autogen.sh --prefix=$LO_PREFIX         \
             --sysconfdir=/etc           \
             --with-vendor=BLFS          \
             --with-lang='fr en-GB'      \
             --with-help                 \
             --with-myspell-dicts        \
             --without-junit             \
             --without-system-dicts      \
             --disable-dconf             \
             --disable-odk               \
             --disable-mariadb-sdbc      \
             --enable-release-build=yes  \
             --enable-python=system      \
             --with-jdk-home=/opt/jdk    \
             --with-system-boost         \
             --with-system-clucene       \
             --with-system-curl          \
             --with-system-epoxy         \
             --with-system-expat         \
             --with-system-glm           \
             --with-system-gpgmepp       \
             --with-system-graphite      \
             --with-system-harfbuzz      \
             --with-system-jpeg          \
             --with-system-lcms2         \
             --with-system-libatomic_ops \
             --with-system-libpng        \
             --with-system-libxml        \
             --with-system-nss           \
             --with-system-odbc          \
             --with-system-openldap      \
             --with-system-openssl       \
             --with-system-poppler       \
             --with-system-postgresql    \
             --with-system-redland       \
             --with-system-libtiff       \
             --with-system-libwebp       \
             --with-system-icu           \
             --with-system-zlib

make build

make distro-pack-install

if [ "$LO_PREFIX" != "/usr" ]; then

  # This symlink is necessary for the desktop menu entries
  ln -svf $LO_PREFIX/lib/libreoffice/program/soffice /usr/bin/libreoffice &&

  # Set up a generic location independent of version number
  ln -sfv $LO_PREFIX /opt/libreoffice

  # Icons
  mkdir -vp /usr/share/pixmaps
  for i in $LO_PREFIX/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/*; do
    ln -svf $i /usr/share/pixmaps
  done &&

  # Desktop menu entries
  for i in $LO_PREFIX/lib/libreoffice/share/xdg/*; do
    ln -svf $i /usr/share/applications/libreoffice-$(basename $i)
  done &&

  # Man pages
  for i in $LO_PREFIX/share/man/man1/*; do
    ln -svf $i /usr/share/man/man1/
  done

  unset i
fi

update-desktop-database

Command Explanations

--with-vendor=BLFS: This switch sets BLFS as the vendor which is mentioned when you click "About" from the Help menu on the toolbar.

--with-lang='fr en-GB': This switch sets what languages to support. To list several languages, separate them with a space. For all languages, use --with-lang=ALL. Note that the translations file is not needed and won't be downloaded if using only en-US as a language.

--with-help: Without this switch, the help files are not built.

--with-jdk-home=/opt/jdk: This parameter will silence a warning that the configure script attempted to find JAVA_HOME automatically (even though that is passed in the environment). Omit this if you disabled java.

--with-myspell-dicts: This switch adds myspell dictionaries to the LibreOffice installation set.

--with-system-boost: This switch enables using system boost. From time to time, recent versions of boost break the build of libreoffice. In this case, it is possible to use the bundled copy of boost by removing this flag.

--disable-dconf: This switch disables compiling LibreOffice with the GNOME DConf configuration system support.

--without-junit: This switch disables the tests for the deprecated HSQLDB driver which is written in Java.

--without-system-dicts: This switch disables the use of dictionaries from system paths so that the ones installed by this package are used.

--disable-odk: This switch disables installing the office development kit. Remove if you want to develop a LibreOffice based application.

--disable-mariadb-sdbc: This switch disables the MariaDB SDBC connector for Libreoffice Base. Leaving it enabled results in a build failure because of a problem linking to MIT Kerberos V5-1.21.3.

--enable-release-build=yes: This switch enables a Release Build. LibreOffice can be built as a Release Build or as a Developer Build, because their default installation paths and user profile paths are different. Developer Build displays the words "Dev" and "Beta" in several places (e.g, menu and splash screen).

--enable-python=system: This switch tells LibreOffice to use the system installed Python 3 instead of the bundled one.

--with-system-icu: This switch tells the build system to use the system installed version of ICU.

--with-system-*: These switches prevent LibreOffice from trying to compile its own versions of these dependencies. If you've not installed some of the dependencies, remove the corresponding switches.

make distro-pack-install: This does a normal install, but if you add a DESTDIR environment variable it will also install a lot of (text) gid_Module_* files in the DESTDIR, to help distributions which want to break the package into parts.

--with-parallelism=<count>: This switch tells LibreOffice to use <count> CPU cores to compile in parallel. (Do not include literal angle brackets.) The default is to use all available cores on the system.

--disable-cups: Use this switch if you don't need printing support.

--disable-dbus: Use this switch if you've not installed D-Bus-1.8.0 or later. It also disables Bluetooth support and font install via PackageKit.

--disable-firebird-sdbc: By default, the ability to connect to a firebird database is enabled. Add this switch if you do not need that feature.

--disable-gstreamer-1-0: Use this switch if you have not installed gst-plugins-base-1.24.12.

--disable-postgresql-sdbc: This switch disables compiling LibreOffice with the ability to connect to a PostgreSQL database. Use it if you have not installed PostgreSQL and you do not want LibreOffice to compile its bundled copy.

--disable-skia: Use Cairo-1.18.2 for rendering instead of skia.

--enable-lto: This switch will enable Link Time Optimization, which results in slightly smaller libraries (about 40 MB). This is said to make LibreOffice programs load faster (and possibly run faster, e.g. when recalculating a spreadsheet). On an 8-core machine with 16 GB of memory, the difference in compile times was minimal, but an extra 2 GB was used for the work files. On machines with fewer processors or a lack of memory, the compile might be much slower.

--without-java: This switch disables Java support in LibreOffice. Java is needed for the deprecated HSQLDB driver, which allows reading databases created by other programs or in earlier versions of libreoffice base. It is also needed for some optional user interface components.

--without-fonts: LibreOffice includes a number of third-party TrueType fonts. If you have already installed some or all of the same fonts, you may prefer to use the system versions.

--enable-evolution2: Enables support for Evolution address books through Evolution Data Server. Note that Evolution Data Server must be installed for this feature to function.

--enable-qt6: This switch enables support for integration with Qt6 and the Qt6 theming engine. If Qt-6.8.2 is not installed in /usr, the include and library directories must be specified in the QT6INC and QT6LIB environment variables.

--enable-kf6: This switch enables KDE/Plasma integration. If Qt-6.8.2 and/or KDE Frameworks-6.11.0 are not installed in /usr, the include and library directories must be specified in QT6INC, QT6LIB, KF6INC, and KF6LIB, respectively. This includes a style plugin and KIO integration.

--with-system-abseil: This switch enables using a system version of the Abseil C++ libraries instead of the bundled copy. Add this switch if Abseil-cpp-20250127.0 is installed and you wish to use it instead of the bundled copy.

--enable-gtk4: This switch enables integration with GTK-4, including the usage of a GTK-4 file browsing dialog and themes.