On 02/03/2009 06:55 AM, M Henri Day wrote: > 2009/2/3 NoOp >> Given that the 'update' is actually a full install anyway, I always turn >> off the update feature anyway. To me it's pretty useless as I wouldn't >> want OOo going out and fetching a file of that size and using my >> bandwidth. I much prefer to use gwget instead where I can cap the >> download to a reasonable rate. Nor would I want it grabbing the wrong >> one (a JRE version for example on a Windows OOo update). >> For me, the 'update' would be useful if incremental update/patches >> were supplied (similar to the Ubuntu update manager etc). Until then I >> just turn it off. > > > A footnote to the above discussion : I have both OOo 3.0.1 (OOO300m15 > (Build:9379)) and OOO-dev3.1.0 (Build 9371) installed on my 64-bit Ubuntu > Intrepid setup. The former build uses Swedish as the display language, the > latter US English (as far as I know, a Swedish-language version is not > presently available). An online-update option is available in the latter via > Tools → Options → Online Update, but is not to be found on the former. Is > this option, which in any event doesn't seem to work so well) available only > for users running the English (US) version of OOo ?...
Is your OOo 3.0.1 (OOO300m15(Build:9379)) from OOo or the Ubuntu PPA? The Ubuntu PPA version doesn't even have the update option as all updates come from the Ubuntu update manager (incremental in many instances). If it is from OOo, then I guess the answer would be yes, as all of my versions do have it (update option). --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
