If you have your Mendeley open it should automatically connect to it and you can access your library. It takes about a second to add the plugin and then after restarting your LibreOffice, you have the Mendeley toolbar in LibreOffice Writer. Now using the "Add" button, go to the ~/Downloads/openOfficePlugin and open the file (in my case it is Mendeley-1.19.2.oxt but the version might be different in your case). Now you have to open the "LibreOffice Writer" and "Mendeley" applications.įrom the LibreOffice Writer menu, go to "Tools" > "Extension Manager." (alternatively in version 6.1.0.3 you can use Ctrl+ Alt+ E to open the Extension Manager) Now you can copy the openOfficePlugin folder to somewhere that is readable by LibreOffice: cp -r "/opt/mendeleydesktop/share/mendeleydesktop/openOfficePlugin" "~/Downloads" Remember that /opt/ is not readable without sudo. Videos you watch may be added to the TVs watch.
If playback doesnt begin shortly, try restarting your device. Here we have a nice short video demonstrating how to get the citation plugin up and running in your work processor of choice. opt/mendeleydesktop/share/mendeleydesktop/openOfficePlugin Mendeley Desktop provides a built-in word processor plugin that works on various platforms. so let's search for it: sudo find / -name "openOfficePlugin" Then you need to know where Mendeley is storing the OpenOffice plugin.
Libreoffice 6.1.0.3 80 stable canonical✓. The following line will search for libreoffice in the installed snaps on your computer and if it finds anything it will show it: snap list | grep -i libreoffice In my case I installed Mendeley through their. I had this issue and this is how I solved it on Ubuntu 18.04.1 (in principal it should work with any Linux version):įirst make sure you have LibreOffice and Mendeley installed.
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