Daniel Flickinger wrote:
I just brought up ooo-1.0.l without the java. I had IBM's latest and greatest Linux-java, but it did not want to recognize it so I left the box checked for no java in setup.Everything runs as advertised on openoffice --it looks good. I tried a few files on it, etc. I have no use for java. I tried to disable the address book function but ended up leaving it tied to Mozilla. FYR: CURRENT-5.0 dated 1200 GMT 25 Nov 2002 with /proc ooo from package on projects.oopenoffice.org, less than an hour from start to usable.
Yes thanks for the info. However I wen't the "source way", since I could copy the basic huge source files over from my existing respositories on Linux. This saved me quite a lot of badwidth... Another question - why does the bootstrapping of java do require gtk+ and glib? AWT is based on Motif. Argh... Linux distro package dependency disease appears all over again here. Somone writes some useless language wrapper for a lib or a "plugin interface" for a scripting language used by maybe two people of the world (very likely perl python or ruby preferable multiple different releases of them) and I have to start to waste kBytes on stuff I never had any use for... To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-current" in the body of the message
