Hi! I would like to start distributing open office cdroms. I downloaded the iso from your web site but I think I can create a cd with simpler installation script for users who are computer illiterate. My idea is not to rewrite openoffice setup.exe program but to call it from my script with command line switches that remove some decisions that mean nothing to the ordinary user.
For example, why would a user want to change the start menu location? or the install destination folder under C:\Program Files? I know that technically I can do that but can I do that LEGALLY without violating the terms of open office cdrom distribution? I know that the GPL license allows for wrapping GPL software with installer without requiring installer to be open source: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#GPLCompatInstaller but what about openoffice? the conditions on distributing openoffice seem convoluted and sometimes self contradicting... Your advice please. Regards, Kevin Tunbull
