LibreOffice 5.4 has been released at Friday 28 July 2017. This is the last release for 5.x family of LibreOffice. You can use tutorial below to install 5.4 on your Ubuntu system, or use the Flatpak way to upgrade. LibreOffice is a great free software replacement for Microsoft Office, with support for both OpenDocument and OOXML document formats. Be happy with the latest 5.4 release!

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If you want to install the latest LibreOffice 5.3 version, by keeping the old version, installing from official DEBS package is a very good solution (beside Flatpak). It does not delete nor upgrade the preinstalled LibreOffice, so the both versions can run simultaneously. I installed 5.3 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64 bit to write this article. I hope this will help you a lot.

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LibreOffce 5.3 released at 1 February 2017. The 5.3 is the feature-rich and also record-breaking LibreOffice ever. The 5.3 brings the "Ribbon UI", the long awaited feature of many LibreOffice users. But how if you want to install the 5.3 without removing the current version from Ubuntu? Thanks to Flatpak, you can do it. At this February 2017 you can get the latest LibreOffice 5.3 from Flatpak package. You can either install the .flatpak package or upgrade the already installed package in your system. This article explains both. I hope this will help you a lot.

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