JODCONVERTER(1)
β¨ JODCONVERTER(1) β¨
okay so bestie, you've stumbled into the User Commands section of the manual and honestly? you're in for a treat π this one's called jodconverter and it's giving glow-up for your office documents. iykyk.
π NAME π
jodconverter β the office documents converter, aka your new main character π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
jodconverter input-document output-document
that's it. that's the whole vibe. two little arguments and you're off π
π DESCRIPTION π
So like, jodconverter takes your input-document and turns it into your output-document, no cap. How? By riding on the LibreOffice import/export filters β it's literally borrowing LibreOffice's whole personality to do the conversion π₯
BUT. here's the part where you gotta listen to me, bestie π before you can perform any conversions, you need to start LibreOffice in listening mode on port 8100, exactly as described in the JODConverter Guide. no listening LibreOffice = no conversions. it's giving "the club is closed" π
and because i love you, here's the quick start β type this from a command line:
soffice --headless --accept="socket,port=8100;urp;"
that command right there? that's the whole prerequisite. slay it and then go convert β¨
π¦ BUGS π¦
β οΈ Do NOT start concurrent executions of jodconverter. β οΈ
like, at all. ever. bestie i'm so serious π LibreOffice doesn't handle multi-threading reliably and it would crash. one conversion at a time, that's the rule. no running five of these in parallel thinking you're cute β that's not main character energy, that's a segfault energy π
anyway ily, this page comes from the JODConverter manual, dated September 2009 β mwah, go convert something iconic ππβ¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- debian bookworm: jodconverter 2.2.2-14
- debian trixie: jodconverter 2.2.2-15
- ubuntu jammy: jodconverter 2.2.2-13
- ubuntu noble: jodconverter 2.2.2-15
- ubuntu questing: jodconverter 2.2.2-15
- ubuntu resolute: jodconverter 2.2.2-15build1
- ubuntu stonking: jodconverter 2.2.2-15build1
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms