On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Rowel Atienza wrote:
>
> That's pretty much you have to do but there are some subtleties
> you have to consider like:
> 1) You have to install or update your java before installing
> soffice.
No need for that if you won't use its browser.
> 2) As a root, you have to install soffice first with /net option
> on. Then make a symlink of /usr/local/soffice/setup (or wherever
> soffice `setup` is located) to /usr/local/bin/setup. This will enable
> ordinary users to setup their own soffice as Ian said.
Ah, my original post was wrong.. \8( "/net" pala, not "/n" I stand
corrected.
> 3) In many cases, the lean option (1.5M installation) will not
> work if an ordinary user installs soffice on his/her home dir. In that case,
> he/she should install soffice using full version (around 180M!).
Erm, i think the lean option is for use in conjunction with the full
version.. di ba?
> 4) Make changes on your path variable.
Or make a desktop icon pointing to the executable.
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