Microsoft Office (installer only)

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Test Results

Selected Test Results

What works

nothing

What does not

does not install at all

Workarounds

What was not tested

nothing was tested, it failed very early

Hardware tested

Graphics:

Additional Comments

selected in Test Results table below

	Operating system	Test date	Wine version	Installs?	Runs?	Used Workaround?	Rating	Submitter
Current	Debian GNU/Linux 10.x "Buster" x86_64	Jul 13 2019	4.12.1-staging	No	Not installable	No	Garbage	boskar
Show	Gentoo Linux	Mar 19 2019	4.0	No, but has workaround	No	Yes	Garbage	nva
Show	Debian 10.x "Buster"	Aug 24 2018	3.14	No	Not installable	No	Garbage	Alexander Schlarb
Show	Fedora 26 x86_64	Nov 25 2017	2.17-staging	No	Not installable	No	Garbage	GuessWhatBBQ
Show	Ubuntu 16.04 "Xenial" i386 (+ variants like Kubuntu)	Jan 31 2017	2.0	No	Not installable		Garbage	fraque

Bug #	Description	Status	Resolution	Other apps affected
45699	Microsoft Office 2016 Pro Plus 64-bit/x64 fails to install: Call to unimplemented function RPCRT4.dll.NdrClientCall3, aborting	UNCONFIRMED		View

Guidelines for Submitting Test Reports

Test in a clean wineprefix, using plain Wine.
Specify exactly which edition of Office you tested (Standard, Pro, etc.). This is crucial--bugs that affect one edition may not affect others.
Specify exactly what type of install you tested (Typical, Custom, Minimal, etc.)
Limit your report to the installer only. Reports on the performance of individual apps should be filed under their respective AppDB entries. Problems with running any of the apps should only be mentioned if it is clear that it is due to a problem with the installer.
If you used any overrides during the install, please list them and explain exactly what problem each override was needed to solve.

Test reports that do not follow these guidelines will be rejected.

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by Lithi on Saturday February 4th 2017, 17:40

How can this status still be garbage (confirmed myself also) when the press-release for Wine 2.0 specifically said it supported Office 2013?