two installations of openoffice (fwd)
I am resending this mail. I sent it yesterday mornig but it still has not appeared on the list. Hello suse users: I am running suse 10.0 with kde 3.5.1 I have the official suse version of openoffice installed. I would like to install beside this the hungarian version from fsf. With version 1.x I could do it easily since the original openoffice version was not in rpm format. Now I don't know how I can install both these two openoffice versions since both are distributed in rpm form. What is the solution? Thanks in advance, IG _________________________________________________________________________ Több ezer állás Magyarországon és Európában. Állást keres ? Mi segítünk! Jobpilot.hu - http://ad.adverticum.net/b/cl,1,6022,87367,144754/click.prm
Istvan Gabor wrote:
I would like to install beside this the hungarian version from fsf. With version 1.x I could do it easily since the original openoffice version was not in rpm format. Now I don't know how I can install both these two openoffice versions since both are distributed in rpm form. What is the solution?
Check out the rpm options "--prefix" and "--relocate". I think they'll do what you're asking here. /Per Jessen, Zürich
Istvan Gabor wrote:
I am resending this mail. I sent it yesterday mornig but it still has not appeared on the list.
Hello suse users:
I am running suse 10.0 with kde 3.5.1 I have the official suse version of openoffice installed. I would like to install beside this the hungarian version from fsf. With version 1.x I could do it easily since the original openoffice version was not in rpm format. Now I don't know how I can install both these two openoffice versions since both are distributed in rpm form. What is the solution? Thanks in advance, IG
It is possible to have both the SUSE and original OO versions installed at the same time. I had that here for a while, though I was using the English version.
It is possible to have both the SUSE and original OO versions installed at the same time. I had that here for a while, though I was using the English version.
Thanks! You're right. I should have thought of this, since the package names are different. Now I have another question: I installed hungarian openoffice.org first. It placed its start menu entries in start-menu/office/OpenOffice.org 2.0 Base, start- menu/office/OpenOffice.org 2.0 Calc etc. I installed then the official suse openoffice. Now it has no start menu entries in the start menu. How can I generate these? Thanks, IG
Istvan Gabor wrote:
It is possible to have both the SUSE and original OO versions installed at the same time. I had that here for a while, though I was using the English version.
Thanks! You're right. I should have thought of this, since the package names are different.
Now I have another question: I installed hungarian openoffice.org first. It placed its start menu entries in start-menu/office/OpenOffice.org 2.0 Base, start- menu/office/OpenOffice.org 2.0 Calc etc. I installed then the official suse openoffice. Now it has no start menu entries in the start menu. How can I generate these?
You can use the menu editor. Just copy the Hungarian ones and make the appropriate changes.
I installed hungarian openoffice.org first. It placed its start menu entries in start-menu/office/OpenOffice.org 2.0 Base, start- menu/office/OpenOffice.org 2.0 Calc etc. I installed then the official suse openoffice. Now it has no start menu entries in the start menu. How can I generate these?
You can use the menu editor. Just copy the Hungarian ones and make the appropriate changes.
Thanks. I started the menu editor and found that the entries are there. They are only not visible in the startmenu. But this would be anoter topic. Thanks once more. IG ________________________________________________________________________ A legjobb akciós utazások oldala, ahol most rengeteg nyeremény vár Rád: www.budavartours.hu
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