roberts


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Posted: Nov. 19 2003,22:36 |
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Seems like alot of work, messing with the deb packages. Someone had to make the deb from OpenOffice.org.
I am running 0.5 and did hd install. I just went to OO web site and downloaded the tarball. As root, I untarred it into tmp, then CD in OO dir there and ran ./setup -net Installed into /opt directory. exit from sudo as user damnsmall, I ran /opt/OpenOffice.org1.1.0/setup did the workstation install into my /home/damnsmall directory next, I sudo su to edit the fluxbox-menu and added a OpenOffice submenu with entries for writer, calc, draw, and impress.
I wouldn't expect a deb package to know how I would want to install it. But, anyway the standard install works just fine.
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