Please excuse this reply to my own question but I have just downloaded
my mail and have noticed a reply from NoOP on another thread re.
installation of OOo 3.0 Beta.
NoOP says that he has "umpteen" versions of OOo installed on his Ubuntu
7.10 system. If you are reading this NoOP I would appreciate a few
pointers/help since my total experience with Linux to date consists on
installing it from the live 8.04 CD and having a play. Now I want to
start learning to use it.
Thanks
Terry W
Terence W C Warby wrote:
I have just installed Ubuntu onto my PC to dual boot with WinXP. I am
a total novice with respect to Linux and I want to see if I can get
on with it.
I am eager to install, if possible, OOo Dev300m14 alongside the Ubuntu
supplied 2.4 version as I have in XP. Is this possible in Ubuntu? The
instructions on installation of release candidates into Ubuntu that
I've picked up from the archives and the 8dayaweek forum (from Dan
Lewis and Hagar de l'Est, respectively) say that the distro supplied
OOo version has to be removed before an RC can be installed. I can
understand that this is necessary with an RC since it will attempt to
overwrite/remove the installed version. Is this also the case with the
installation of the Dev300 versions or can I install it as per the
instructions in the archives to sit alongside the ubuntu version?
Thanks
Terry W
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