On Sunday 08 May 2005 07:48 am, Horst Gerbig wrote:
> AFAIK this used to be possible with an OOo custom installation. If
> you didn't accept the standard setup routine but clicked on "custom"
> or "personalized" or whatever it is called (it's been a while since I
> last installed OOo), you could check or uncheck the modules (Writer,
> Calc, ...) you want or don't want to install.
>
> I don't think this has changed.
>
> *Horst Gerbig*
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> Mixu Lauronen a �crit :
> > I've been thinking about a possibility to load single OOo
> > applications instead of the whole package. Some people only need a
> > Word Processor. Many never use Draw or Math. I think it should be
> > possible to select which products to download/install. What do you
> > think, folks?
>
The components of OOo are NOT single applications. The vast
majority of OOo consists of the core components. All of the parts of
OOo (Writer, Draw, Calc, Impress, Math, etc.) use the part or all of
these core components. In other words, OOo is an integrated package not
a set of products. So, a download/install of one part would require
most of the entire package. For example, the Linux RPM files for
version 2.0 beta. The core RPM's make up about 90% of the total size of
the downloaded package.
Dan
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