The install page said: LibreOffice Windows, version 3.5.5, English (US). There is NO 3.5.5 version above. This is the one I downloaded today and should be the "release" and it was an MSI. This is under XP SP3. I can click Browse... on the custom component screen to tell it I want to install on a different drive, but when I click Next, it ignores the change and brings up the space screen with C: highlighted as not having enough room. There is no way to get it to bypass this other than making enough space available on C: (and there might not be enough space on D but it might start anyway if it isn't doing it right).
Try to move the temporary folder (TEMP environment variable) to another drive.
Moving the msi to the destination drive worked. There are multiple "TEMP" variables, user and system. I can move them but they might break something else later.
(In reply to comment #2) > Moving the msi to the destination drive worked. There are multiple "TEMP" > variables, user and system. I can move them but they might break something > else later. If you don't have enough free space on your system drive, you'll have problems sooner or later. I don't think it is a bug in LibreOffice.
There is more than enough space on my C drive, but libreoffice is HUGE, and there IS A BUG IN THE SPACE NEEDED COMPUTATION. I don't have any trouble with my "system drive" - it has enough space for the things it needs, but I have most things elsewhere. The Bug specifically is, If there is not enough space on C:\ to install LibreOffice, it won't install it to ANY OTHER DRIVE no matter how much space is available there. How is this "not a bug"? The installer is supposed to install where it is possible to install, not chide me for having limited space on a drive I'm not going to install to. It isn't a bug in the body of the installed LibreOffice, but is a bug in the installer itself. If you don't want to fix it, the least you can do is to give the correct resolution.
There's no need to rant. If there were a CANTFIX resolution, I would have chosen that. Please note that MSI installer is a database, not a program, and LibreOffice developers cannot change the way that Windows calculates free space.
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