Upon starting each application you’ll see the classic interface. Sure enough, although Base started up fine, saving a database caused the same JRE error to appear, and there was no way around it other than to quit the program. I might be wrong but it was only ever the Base database component of OpenOffice/LibreOffice that absolutely required Java to work, so I don’t know why I was seeing this error. Starting each application subsequently was also error-free. After 10 or so attempts clearing the error message, I managed to get to the new document launcher, from where I was able to start the suite’s applications without a hitch. However, I’d received no warning that it was necessary during installation, and the System Requirements page of the LibreOffice Website doesn’t mention it either.Ĭlicking OK cleared the error message, only for startup to continue and the error to appear again. I realized I’d avoided installing the dreaded Java bloat on either computer.
Upon double-clicking the LibreOffice desktop icon in both machines, I received an error that Java Runtime Environment (JRE) is required.
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