Javier Rivera wrote: > El Jueves, 11 de Enero de 2007 23:25, Dan Lewis escribió: >> The Quickstarter for Linux is only available on OOo versions >> modified by the particular Linux distributor such as SuSE, Red Hat, >> Mandriva, etc. It is disabled in the Linux version downloaded from >> the OOo web site. > > This is not completely correct. > > Linux versions of openoffice doesn't have a quickstarter (official or > not). So some indepedent developers have created it. > > Linux quickstarters for openoffice are separate programs, that will work > with both vanilla openoffice and distribution modified ones. > > They are sometimes installed by default with the distro, and other times > need to be installed separated. Most distros will "ship" (in the default > distro or in repos) at least two quickstartes, one for kde and one for > gnome. >
Javier, your information is a bit old. The gtk quickstarter module (similar to windows one) was included in 2.1 and it works in gtk interfaces. (Gnome, Xfce...). You can look in EIS after cws-s named gtkquickstart* ain --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
