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| − | The RPMS directory contains RPM package for the Gnome and SUSE integration. Users which do not use a SUSE distribution or the Gnome desktop should | + | <!-- |
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* Linux users with an other distribution than SUSE | * Linux users with an other distribution than SUSE | ||
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rm staroffice-suse-menus-8.0.0-124.noarch.rpm | rm staroffice-suse-menus-8.0.0-124.noarch.rpm | ||
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* Users which do not use the Gnome desktop | * Users which do not use the Gnome desktop | ||
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rm staroffice-gnome-integration-8.0.0-124.i586.rpm | rm staroffice-gnome-integration-8.0.0-124.i586.rpm | ||
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The RPM command has a rich set of command line parameters. This section describes the most important parameters only. Make sure that you are in the directory where RPM packages are located. | The RPM command has a rich set of command line parameters. This section describes the most important parameters only. Make sure that you are in the directory where RPM packages are located. | ||
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rpm -ivh –prefix /export *.rpm | rpm -ivh –prefix /export *.rpm | ||
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Remove the {{OOo}} installation packages : | Remove the {{OOo}} installation packages : | ||
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rm -r /var/tmp/unpack_openoffice | rm -r /var/tmp/unpack_openoffice | ||
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=== Installing {{OOo}} Product Upgrades/Patches === | === Installing {{OOo}} Product Upgrades/Patches === | ||
<!-- Each Product Update has the same Java based installer front end as the {{OOo}} installation set. Just call the setup for applying the update. Anyhow, the Upgrade uses RPM packages as which could be applied by the upgrade command of RPM. | <!-- Each Product Update has the same Java based installer front end as the {{OOo}} installation set. Just call the setup for applying the update. Anyhow, the Upgrade uses RPM packages as which could be applied by the upgrade command of RPM. | ||
Revision as of 09:27, 22 July 2008
- Apache OpenOffice Basic Macros and Libraries
- Apache OpenOffice Extension Manager
- Adding Template Files to an Apache OpenOffice Installation
- Adding AutoText Files to an Apache OpenOffice Network Installation
- Deactivating the Apache OpenOffice Registration Wizard
- Accessing Email Clients
- Customizing the User Interface
- Restricting Functionality in Apache OpenOffice
- Accessing Apache OpenOffice User Profiles on an LDAP Server
Contents
RPM Based Linux distributions
RPM package manager used to install, update and remove RPM packages, and is provided as part of RPM based Linux distributions such as openSUSE and RedHat.
Installation
Unpack the downloaded package. The easiest way to accomplish this is to execute the Apache OpenOffice installation file.
- Become root if necessary
su -
- Execute the installation package
The RPM command has a rich set of command line parameters. This section describes the most important parameters only. Make sure that you are in the directory where RPM packages are located.
For an installation into the standard /opt directory :
rpm -ivh *.rpm
If you prefer to install in another directory.
rpm -ivh –prefix /export *.rpm
Remove the Apache OpenOffice installation packages :
Installing Apache OpenOffice Product Upgrades/Patches
Deinstallation
Use the RPM package manager to uninstall Apache OpenOffice. You have to determine the list of Apache OpenOffice related packages.
- Become root if necessary
su -
- To remove all Apache OpenOffice related packages:
Debian Packages
Installation
The APT or DPKG package manager used to install, update and remove DEB packages, and is provided as part of DEB based Linux distributions such as Debian and Ubuntu.
cd OOo_inst_folder/DEBS sudo dpkg -i *.deb
- Install the Apache OpenOffice packages into the /opt/<openoffice-dir>
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