Hello-
I downloaded OOo 2.0 beta 2 (Linux x86 "install") last night and was
shocked to discover it is being distributed as a tarball full of RPMs.
I wonder who made the decision to begin distributing OOo in RPM format
and how we can go about getting that changed to something a bit more
standard. I'm assuming OOo is as binary compatible in 2.0 beta 2 as it
was in 1.0... if this isn't the case, then distribution makers are going
to need to start building it themselves.
If it *is* as binary compatible as it used to be, why would RPMs be
chosen? And why would you tarball up a bunch of RPMs for distribution?
There are a lot of folks out there who don't run RPM-based
distributions, such as myself. :-)
What's up?
Rob
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