Hi Alex.
From my past experience with the various Linux distributions OO.o is
included with most, well at least the most popular ones, although not
alway the latest version of OO.o.
So, trying to be cautious here on what I am about to say... don't want
to offend any Linux communities or users. But because most if not all
of the OO.o CD's that I distributed (since OO.o 1.1) were for the
folks that either used Windows or a Mac PPC and now Intel.
So what about Windows and Mac on one CD, Linux and Solaris on
another? That is if Linux and Solaris will fit on one...
Bill...
On Jan 6, 2008, at 8:11 AM, Alex Fisher wrote:
Hi all!
I'm in the throes of attempting to create the new install images for
OO.o
2.3.1, and have run into a slight problem.
The previous ISOs had Windows, Linux and Mac installers on one CD,
Solaris on
the other. I would prefer to follow the same path for this one, but
it seems
that will not be possible, as to do so will make the Win-Lin-Mac
image about
19 MB too big for a normal CD. So I need to either drop one sub-
platform
(either Mac PPC or Linux Debian), place one of the platforms on a
separate
CD, or move one platform to the Solaris CD.
I am reluctant to remove the Mac installer, since there are still
many using
the PPC Macs, and the Debian packages are used by Ubuntu and its
derivatives,
so they nee to stay as well.
Comments are requested (My personal preference ATM is for a separate
Mac CD).
--
Alex Fisher
Co-Lead, CD-ROM Project
OpenOffice.org Marketing
Community Contact
Australia/New Zealand
http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/
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