Hi,
It’s time to announce the latest release. Due to one major change you will lose all your settings (The settings file will be stored in a different place). With this version we start to collect data about the usage of the program. This is opt-in, so no need to worry. @All: Thanks for your help translating, which is very important for the usability.
As always, a screenshot of the current version:
Florians Mind 
Hi, my name is Rolando, I work for the IT. Center in University of Costa Rica (www.ci.ucr.ac.cr), we are migratting from msoffice to LO. I want to ask you for some help. It is possible install LO in a server with some extensions, templates..etc and latter replicate this to other pc’s over the network with the same specs?
thanks
Hi Rolando,
Good to hear, that you are migrating 🙂
I really have to admit, that I am not an eypert in installing LibreOffice pre-configured on a high number of clients. I really would advise you to go to one of these mailing list:
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discuss@documentfoundation.org: Mailing list for general discussions about The Document Foundation.
Subscription: discuss+subscribe@documentfoundation.org
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users@global.libreoffice.org: User support list for LibreOffice users needing help with a problem.
Subscription: users+subscribe@global.libreoffice.org
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As far as I can tell a normal installation with all the settings (templates etc.) in an addon should be the best idea… I hope this is at least some of the information you were looking for.
Hi Florian: What a great idea. I just stumbled across your site. We’re investigating using LibreOffice in a hosted scenario. Can we run the resulting installs in server mode and then access LibO from the browser?
Cheers,
Dave
Hi,
“Server Installation” means something totally different in this context. You might be looking for this [experimential] https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Using_LibreOffice_in_a_Web_Browser