Andrews wrote:
Have just loaded it on suse 9.2 and tried a few things without a hitch.
- The speed improvement is great and the look and feel is excellent.
I put it on my Suse 9.2 and it doesn't look very good, fonts are all
funny (although, as far as I am aware, I got all kinds of fonts
suppor
Michael Sammartano wrote:
How did you install it on SuSE?? I am running 9.1 and I am having issues
installing it..
Mike
Hi Mike,
I didn't have any issues on 9.2 Do you want to expand? Might be able to
help...
In any case - another month and we can download 9.3 :-) with OOo 2 right
out of the b
Michael Sammartano wrote:
I downloaded OOo_1.9.100-1_src.tar.gz. I then used the command
tar xvzf OOo_1.9.100-1_src.tar.gz
Then went to RPMS directory | desktop-integration | removed all .rpms
except the one for suse.
I cannot remember the different rpms, but perhaps you should untar again
and o
Michael Sammartano wrote:
I got it Don't know what I did wrong, but I uninstalled with YaST,
then reinstalled from command line. I like it! I wanted it specifically
for the Database front end..
Well done! Now I got a question for you: mine doesn't look too good on
9.2, the fonts are a bit s
Andrews wrote:
blabla wrote:
Andrews wrote:
Have just loaded it on suse 9.2 and tried a few things without a
hitch. - The speed improvement is great and the look and feel is
excellent.
I put it on my Suse 9.2 and it doesn't look very good, fonts are all
funny (although, as far as I am aware, I
I downloaded OOo_1.9.100-1_src.tar.gz. I then used the command
tar xvzf OOo_1.9.100-1_src.tar.gz
Then went to RPMS directory | desktop-integration | removed all .rpms
except the one for suse.
I then right clicked | actions | install with yast
I also tried to do this as root by using the $rpm -Uvi
I got it Don't know what I did wrong, but I uninstalled with YaST,
then reinstalled from command line. I like it! I wanted it specifically
for the Database front end..
blabla wrote:
Michael Sammartano wrote:
I downloaded OOo_1.9.100-1_src.tar.gz. I then used the command
tar xvzf OOo_1.9.100-
Actually mine looks fine. I have no issues, I am glad there are more
font types. Icons also look ok. Did you upgrade your JRE? I did several
times, but I can not get JRE to run in Firefox, but in Opera I can do
all Java stuff. Makes no sense to me.
blabla wrote:
Michael Sammartano wrote:
I got
blabla wrote:
Andrews wrote:
Have just loaded it on suse 9.2 and tried a few things without a
hitch. - The speed improvement is great and the look and feel is
excellent.
I put it on my Suse 9.2 and it doesn't look very good, fonts are all
funny (although, as far as I am aware, I got all kinds o
