Hi. Let's suppose I want to try OpenOffice.org Premium on a Fedora Core 5 box that already has OpenOffice installed. Is it a relocatable package? If not, will it trample on existing files?
Peter On Wed, 2006-04-26 at 11:11 +0200, Jürgen Schmidt wrote: > Hi Kami, > > KAMI wrote: > > Dear Jürgen! > > > > Jürgen Schmidt írta: > >> Hi Kami, > >> > >> why did you create an own installation set > > I have created my own installation set because: > > - it is funny ;o) > great to here > > > - it makes OpenOffice.org more attractive compared to other (Commercial) > > suites. Other suites has more complete clipart, temlate, font colletion > > in the installer... (In case of OpenOffice.org Premium ~2400 clipart, > > ~80 impress background, ~60 temlpates, ~90 fonts, 40 fontwork gallery > > element (already integrated), Bitstream vera replaced by Deja Vu > > (integration on the way)... I think OpenOffice.org Premium extras looks > > more shiny than original... > > - all-in-one solution makes the life easier (You do not have to download > > templates, fonts, clipart, fontwork gallery, documentation, OOo related > > materials, UNO components (LaTeX filter)) separetly, the install it.You > > get all thing via one click... Ideal way for beginners... > > - I enjoyed the work with your heplful collegues Ingo and Kai. > perfect, it seems that you like the work with the community and you > obviously has done a good job with all the new stuff for your "premium" > OO.org. > > >> and why didn't you provide your template collection to the OO.org > >> project directly. > > As far as I know the English and German templates are available via > > local language teams' homepage. Hungarian templates are available at > > hu.openoffice.org. > > OpenOffice Premium source (patcset for vanilla OOo) is available here: > > ftp://ftp.fsf.hu/OpenOffice.org_hu/devel/Source_mod/ > ok, i don't know the details exactly how the template stuff is > organized. But i think that there should be one place for all languages. > One place with a set of templates, impress backgrounds ... where the > community has agreed that they should become the default in an official > OpenOffice.org distro. No differentiation between OpenOffice.org and a > OpenOffice.org Premium or others. > Make it easy for our end users -->> one OpenOffice.org -->> no further > decision which distro of OpenOffice would be the best for me. > > Ok there are always reasons for having commercial products based on > OpenOffice.org. I mean especially support and service issues for > companies which are often bind to a commercial product and which from my > point of view is ok. But i personally as private user of OpenOffice.org > wouldn't really choose between different OpenOffice.org versions. > > > > > So we didn't hide our work. What do you think where should we promote > > our templates? > >> That would have the benefit that the translation mechanisms on OO.org > >> can be used > > Translatig is not affecting templates just the additional installation > > parts, galleries, etc. Templates are created one by one for every > > language... > mmh, i think often the idea and structure of a template is important and > if you have some kind of master template in English for example other > user can translate the template to other languages as well but reusing > the original idea, structure, macros, ... > > > >> and all OO.org versions would benefit of a better or bigger template > >> collection and better or more impress schemes. > > Of course everybody benefit from out collection because everybody can > > use the extras (as you saw they are available for public), but Premium - > > from my viewpoint - is one (or two) step forward because it integrates > > these extras into OpenOffice.org perfectly... > fine, and you can make the seconds step (installing OO.org Premium) > obsolete by integrating it in the offical OpenOffice.org build > > > > > Here is a snippet about OpenOffice.org Premium: > > > > OpenOffice.org Premium = OpenOffice.org + Extras > > > > > > OpenOffice.org Premium is a free and open source enhancement of official > > OpenOffice.org. The Hungarian Native Language Team has modified the > > source of OpenOffice.org and bundled lot of extras with it. Here are > > just a few of the extras you get with OpenOffice.org Premium: > > > > > > * Clip Art (currently more than 2,400 objects) > > > > * Templates (number varies by language) > > > > * Samples (number varies by language) > > > > * Documentation (if available) > > > > * Fonts (more than 90 fonts) > > > > > > OpenOffice.org Premium is based on the latest and greatest version of > > OpenOffice.org -- 2.0.2. > > > > You can download OpenOffice.org Premium 2.0.2 from here: > > > > ftp://ftp.fsf.hu/OpenOffice.org_hu/devel/OOB680_m5_Premium > > > > > > Current language versions: > > > > Hungarian (HU), English (EN-US) > the official build supports much more > > > > > > > > Current platforms: > > > > Linux and Windows > the official build supports much more > > > > > > > The modified source code can be downloaded here: > > > > ftp://ftp.fsf.hu/OpenOffice.org_hu/devel/Source_mod > > > > > > (Current version is: OOo202Premium-step7.zip > > <ftp://ftp.fsf.hu/OpenOffice.org_hu/devel/Source_mod/OOo202Premium-step7.zip> > > > > ) > > > > > > The modified source code is available for everyone. It has been changed to > > > > utilize all of OpenOffice.org features, including localization. If you'd > > > > like to help us improve OpenOffice.org Premium, here are a few of the ways > > > > you can get involved: > > > > * Translators - translate the resource files to your language and send > > it them back to me > > * Content creators/revisors - Send me templates and openoffice.org > > documentation (in OpenDocument Format) for your language. Collect as > > many as you can, but please keep out the poor, low quality content... > > Someone might recheck the English content of upcoming OpenOffice.org > > Premium 2.0.2 - It is only a sample. > > * Gallery submitters/coordinators/organisers - Send me a free galleries > > or images (mainly in vector based format) good quality SVG->WMF > > convertions may be interesting... > > * Builders - to build OpenOffice.org Premium with other language - I can > > do it, but I have only one machine and it is also for work > > * Programmers - to develop a new ideas, make it better > > * Voters - If you find it useful you can vote for integration: > > > > 62405 FEATUR P3 All [EMAIL PROTECTED] UNCO OpenOffice.org Premium > > integration - Gallery (1/4) > > 62406 FEATUR P3 All [EMAIL PROTECTED] UNCO OpenOffice.org Premium > > integration - Fonts (2/4) > > 62407 FEATUR P3 All [EMAIL PROTECTED] UNCO OpenOffice.org Premium > > integration - Templates (3/4) > > 62408 FEATUR P3 All [EMAIL PROTECTED] UNCO OpenOffice.org Premium > > integration - Samples (4/4) > > http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=62405 > > http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=62406 > > http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=62407 > > http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=62408 > > Thanks for sharing all this info here ... > > Juergen > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
