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LibreOffice or alternatives for android
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this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2026
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Maybe consider Collabora Office...
Didn't work for some reason. Now I'm guessing the files were read-only. But then again, LibreOffice opened them without issues on my Linux rig a few minutes ago...
Open your file with Collabora Office. It will makes your file writable. If you open your file without Collabora Office (example: file manager), your file will be read-only because Collabora Office doesn't have permission
I am sorry if my english is bad.