I am trying to uninstall all of libreoffice and start over. The menu items disappeared and it seems as if there is no fix online. I want to totally uninstall libreoffice and do a fresh install.
sudo apt purge "libreoffice*"
sudo apt autoremove
sudo apt clean
rm -rf $HOME/.config/libreoffice
followup: dpkg -l | grep libreoffice should show nothing.
To remove unwanted software, you use the reverse procedure to how it was installed.
As LibreOffice is available in many forms
- deb
- snap
- flatpak
- appimage
- from source
the method to remove each differs, just as they used different command(s) to install (FYI: this list may not be complete either! as I've only listed the ones I've seen)
The apt commands @pavlos_kairis should work if it's a deb package, but won't uninstall other package types.
If you can't recall how LibreOffice was installed; whereis libreoffice may provide clues, as location of binaries does vary between package types.
You didn't provide any Ubuntu MATE release details, so I've kept this generic.
Thanks so much for the help. That did the trick.