Wow, I am very impressed with getting a machine from apple and a
location in their stand. I think this is very important !! :-)
I don't have a mactel machine, but if you want any type of help in some
other area, please let me know.
Very cool!!!
scott
eric.bachard wrote:
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Hi,
For the record, OpenOffice.org 2.0 works on Mactel. This is not
perfect because bridges needs still some adjustments, but
OpenOffice.org 2.0 works already very well.
For more informations, please have a look at my blog :
<http://eric.bachard.free.fr/news>
*Last minute* :
To help us, Apple proposed us a place on their stand (a machine is
reserved), to present OpenOffice.org Universal Binaries on Solution
Linux in Paris (31january ~3 february 2006).
I have accepted te proposition, and will try to provide them Universal
Binaries in time.
FYI : current Status of OpenOffice.org on Mac Intel :
1) Intel version , not using Rosetta :
- 1.1.5 -> no build (not sure it will be buildable using gcc-4.0.x)
- OpenOffice.org 2.0.x installs, and works fine. Java works fine too.
Just some well identified cases cause instant crashes
2) PowerPC versions (using Rosetta to work ) :
- 1.1.5 (ppc) works without any problem on Mactel : install
dictionnaries, fonts, everything works.
To make short, all QA tests are ok. I prefer not say more, but it's
not slow.
- All 2.0.x (ppc) are working well too (excepted Java part). I have
read somewhere that someone has made it work (some configuration tip I
forgot since). Not investigated more.
Again, many thanks to *Daniel Boelzle*, *Stephan Bergmann* , *Florian
Heckl* for their help, without forget *Cusoon* and *Team
OpenOffice.org e.V* for the Mactel(s) rent !
Regards,
eric bachard
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