on M1 Macbook Pro, LibreOffice on M1 Mac Mini, LibreOffice on M1 iMac. All major operating systems are supported, including Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and GNU/Linux (Arch, Fedora, Mandriva, Debian, Ubuntu, Suse).

Its licensed under LGPL v3 with new contributions dual-licensed under MPL. One can download a binary for 7.4.2 but it uses Rosetta. Support status of LibreOffice on Apple Silicon Macs and Apple M1 Processors. LibreOffice is available for free with code available here. It may run seamlessly for some or most but it is a beta and thus subject to issues. 'The Document Foundation provides builds for Apple Silicon in a /mac/aarch64/ subdirectory at for testing ' !Īs of 12/25/21 the LibreOffice official site states that the 'native' non-Rosetta version available for download from the Document Foundation is for 'testing' only - not ready for release. Surprisingly, the official download site just enables you to fetch the Intel-version of the binary.

Pifferi wrote: With 7.2.3, native M1-binaries are ready to download, I am currently using it on my M1-MBA and it works seamlessly! Direct download-link is found at.

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