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Each time you open the required to activate the dialog box appears, very annoying. NOTE: In a period of time ( 180 days) after Microsoft Office 2010 expired. Starting the KMS Server to “activate” MS Office/Visio Open any Office application to make sure is working! Then close it and go to the next step. If asked if you wish to reboot Windows, you have answer YES! You might be prompted to also install Wine Mono. Note: The application will install “wine” and. Then click Next to finish the installation.

“Microsoft Office 2010 has been installed successfully”.

Proceed the install of MS Office as usual.

Enter the full path for your MS Office 2010 installations files (Use Nautilus or Nemo file manager for that, press CTRL+L to see and copy the path location) and Next to continue.

On field “Where is mounted your CD-ROM?”.

Ok to dialog warning, 3x Next, select “Use DVD-ROM(s)”, select “Other”, then Next.

On “Office” Tab, scroll down and select “Microsoft Office 2010”.

Click “Install” button or “Install a program” on PlayOnLinux.

HEU KMS Activator or mirror for v11.2.0 (compressed password “need4bit$”).

Microsoft Office 2010 (32-Bit Edition) DVD or ISO image file.

Requirements for PlayOnLinux: $ sudo apt-get install xterm winbind Install and Activate Microsoft Office 2010 Update repository and install PlayOnLinux: $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install playonlinux This will install the latest version of PlayOnLinux.Īdd keys to repository: $ wget -qO- "" | sudo apt-key add -įor Trusty (Ubuntu 14.04): $ sudo wget -O /etc/apt//playonlinux.listįor Xenial (Ubuntu 16.04): $ sudo wget -O /etc/apt//playonlinux.listįor install another versions of Ubuntu checkout here. In this tutorial you’ll see how to Install Microsoft Office 2010 and Microsoft Visio 2010 on Ubuntu (or any Ubuntu based distro like Mint, Zorin OS, etc) using PlayOnLinux. PlayOnLinux is free and does not require a Windows licence for use. PlayOnLinux is a useful piece of software based on Wine which allows you to easily install many Windows applications with relative ease (is considered a graphical frontend for Wine). Although Linux operating system comes with an awesome office application suite called LibreOffice (OpenOffice is the original ones), but some users still prefer to use Microsoft’s Office application suite.