As root you should install staroffice with the /net option. Then, as user, go
into the /path/to/staroffice/bin dir, and run the setup located there. Then you
can install some personal files (I beliefe it's about 5MB) into your personal
homedir.
The README file, or whatever docs that came with SO, covers this type of
install. See there for more info.
On Mar 30 Kirk McElhearn wrote:
> I have two users on my Linux box - root and kirk. (I am the only one
> using the computer.)
>
> Under root, I installed StarOffice, and then, later, under kirk, I wanted
> to use it, and I had to install it again. Is there any way that
> applications can be installed once for all users? Does this have
> something to do with permissions and groups?
>
> I guess I should not have installed it under root, right? What do I do
> now to uninstall it?
>
> Kirk
>
>
>
> vice versa
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