As the “OS X” implies, it was meant for Apple operating system versions 10.x. Java for OS X – I hardly think your recent Mac needs this. Jre-8u321-macosx-圆4 – Current Java Runtime Environment (JRE) for Intel-based (圆4) Mac computers but it doesn’t matter, even Intel-based Macs should require a JDK on macOS, not a JRE you should remove this one as well. Jdk-14.0.2_osx-圆4_bin – Obsolete and unsupported Java 14 non-LTS version for Intel-based (圆4) Mac computers you should remove it. Jdk-17.0.2_macos-aarch64_bin – Current Java 17 LTS version for Apple Silicon (AArch64) Mac computers you should use that. If this is the case, then you should only use JDK versions suitable for Apple Silicon. If I understand you correctly, you are using a Mac with an Apple M1 processor.

I just want to point out something that I noticed in your question.

My comment will not solve your real problem. This is what my advanced settings in LO look likeĪnd this is what the Extension manager looks like:īuild ID: b0ec3a565991f7569a5a7f5d24fed7f52653d754ĬPU threads: 8 OS: Mac OS X 12.2.1 UI render: default VCL: osx Languagetool version is the latest: LanguageTool-5.7, but also tried to downgrade to 5.6, 5.4, with no improvement.Īlso tried reinstalling LO after having installed the Java packages. JavaForOSX (I could not install this one since I get the message that a more recent version has been installed) I had a look at a number of discussions on this topic around the web and installed a number of different Java flavors: ImplementationRegistration::registerImplementation() - The service .Java2 cannot be instantiated Hi, after upgrading to 7.2.6.2, languagetool extension stopped working, so I tried removing it and reinstalling it.

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