[Solved] Support for Apple's M2 Chip processors

[pahiker]

Is there a version that works with the Mac M2 chip?

Mike

Edit: Changed subject, was M2 Chip  Make your post understandable by others  -- MrProgrammer, forum moderator

[Villeroy]

Your signature says Mac OS 10.4 which does not match with M2 chips. For any recent operating system or desktop environment there is LibreOffice.

https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/li ... penoffice/
https://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/sy ... uirements/

[pahiker]

Thanks. And, yes, I am currently running 10.4, this is a discover process before I make the purchase.

[Villeroy]

https://ask.libreoffice.org/t/libreoffi ... y/70019/11

[lgusaas]

Is there a version that works with the Mac M2 chip?

Mike

The current version of Apache OpenOffice will run on M1 & M2 devices using Rosetta 2.I've been using version 4.1.11 on my Mac M1 for two years.No need to switch to the derivative LibreOffice.

[lgusaas]

Your signature says Mac OS 10.4 which does not match with M2 chips. For any recent operating system or desktop environment there is LibreOffice.

The current version of Apache OpenOffice will run on M1 & M2 devices using Rosetta 2. Quit spreading misinformation. Typical LibraOfiice shill response.