I had similar trouble under 10.4.x already installed on the new
MacBook that I just bought.
On my first try, I noticed within the Apple Install Disk 1 a folder
at the main level, which contained an X11 install package. So I
double-clicked on that and it looked like it installed *something*
but did not install what was required.
When I looked inside my Applications/Utilities folder there was no X11.
I believe that folder on the main level of the Install disk is
misleading. What I required to do was to select to "Install" Mac OS X
and then, when given the choice, to click the "Custom" button, then
to select the X11 checkbox and deselect all the other, default
component checkboxes. It took quite a while for the installer to
verify that my DVD was undamaged and then did the install without
problems.
I was then able to run the already-installed OpenOffice.
On Dec 8, 2006, at 12:56 PM, João Mesquita wrote:
Hello,
I am experiencing some problems in installing openoffice in mac OS
10.4.
What happens is that when I begin the installation process, a message
appears telling me that openoffice cannot be started since x11 isn't
installed. Still, I am absolutely sure it is indeed installed...
What can I do to solve this problem??
Best regards,
John
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