Hello everybody, For some time I try to install MS Office Professional Plus 2010 (English/US) with the help of Wine 2.0 RC4 (from Fedora repro) and cannot get it to work. I have a notebook that runs Ubuntu 16.10 with Wine Staging 2.0 RC4 and installing the same MS Office 2010 is no problem. The people at WineHQ have no answer why it doesn't work and all seem to point at Fedora. (The tread on WineHQ about this issue ) I hope that on this Fedora support forum I have more luck in getting it working. With kind regards. I reinstalled Fedora 25 on a fresh computer (VMware Workstation) and MS Word 2010 crashes exactly at the same point as on my main Fedora 25 installation. So far I have tried Ubuntu 16.10 with Wine Staging 2.0 RC4 and that works with MS Office Professional Plus 2010, also OpenSuse 13.2 with Wine 2.0 RC4 works.

Actually all support from Winehq says it should work as MS Office 2010 is one of the programs that is supported with Wine 2.0. So why is it impossible to get it working stable with Fedora??? I chat with in the last few days with a lot of people. And some apparently work or are directly related to the Fedora project. What I figured out is that the Fedora project is actively disabling the ability of running supported Microsoft software with the help of a project like Wine. Microsoft and Fedora signed a contract of which not all details are disclosed, most assumed it involved Secure Boot.

This entry is just for testing the installer of Microsoft Office 2010. OpenSUSE Leap 42.2 x86_64: Dec 22 2017. The recommended solution is to install wine-mono. Article on how to install Microsof Office 2010 using PlayOnLinux On Ubuntu 15.04. So we will need to install Wine first before. Installing MS Office 2010 Using. Are you trying to install Microsoft Office on Fedora, OpenSUSE, Mint or Ubuntu? I have tried and I have succeeded in installing Office 2010 in Ubuntu, but its.

Is Fedora just a Microsoft *****? It surely looks like as they the only distribution that cannot run MS Office 2010. I chat with in the last few days with a lot of people. And some apparently work or are directly related to the Fedora project. Free Converter All Files To Pdf there. What I figured out is that the Fedora project is actively disabling the ability of running supported Microsoft software with the help of a project like Wine.

Microsoft and Fedora signed a contract of which not all details are disclosed, most assumed it involved Secure Boot. Is Fedora just a Microsoft *****? It surely looks like as they the only distribution that cannot run MS Office 2010. There wasn't anything signed between MS and Redhat/Fedora in the case of secure boot. Redhat just got a signing key from them.

No contract necessary. Now, there was a big agreement between the two a little over a year ago concerning actually collaborating with each other, making it easier to run the other's applications (for example, running Redhat Enterprise Linux on Azure. Distribute.NET in RHEL, etc. ) and a part of that agreement was that one company would not pursue patent lawsuits against the other or it's customers.

There wasn't anything signed between MS and Redhat/Fedora in the case of secure boot. Redhat just got a signing key from them. No contract necessary.

Now, there was a big agreement between the two a little over a year ago concerning actually collaborating with each other, making it easier to run the other's applications (for example, running Redhat Enterprise Linux on Azure. Distribute.NET in RHEL, etc. ) and a part of that agreement was that one company would not pursue patent lawsuits against the other or it's customers. Is Fedora disable office 2010 to be installed on WineHQ or not?

I understood from your reply it do this. But what about this video on youtube? Please can you clearify this issue?

Does Fedora disable install office 2010 (or other microsoft products) by Wine or not? Dunbar High School Chicago Drivers Ed. Categorically not. Fedora Project does not disable the installation and use of Office 2010 or any other Microsoft product through WINE Fedora contributors package WINE staging versions.

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