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2010-04-07
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@ Portugal
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#971
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2010-04-08
, 14:41
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@ North Potomac MD
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#972
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mscion: I'm just a user of Easy Debian (beta tester would be really the wrong description), it's really qole alone who achieved this infinitely useful application and I have joined this thread only when everything was already working very smoothly. One of the few remaining useful threads here in fact - too many seem to be so bored that they spend their time checking for PR1.2 and telling each other about that, and others wail endlessly about missing functionality, while Easy Debian gives hundreds of programs to try at one stroke. Just yesterday I discovered a cute genealogy program (gramps), installed that on my Linux laptop and found that it is completely functional on the N900 too (though only working with debbie, not under LXDE, where it simply does not start!?).
As to OO3.2, I think it's just a question of time, but I'm already more than happy with the present version. So no need for Documents To Go to be able to inspect office files somebody sends to your device. That's all I actually need.
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2010-04-08
, 17:03
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@ Austria
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#973
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Yes, it is a matter of time. Red hat 5.5 offers OO 3.1.1
usually Centos follows suit after a couple of months. Hopefully
Debian will do the same for armel.
Also I agree that having OO beats Docs to Go. Version OO
that easy debian sets you up with is 3.0 so you are in good shape
if you do not need to make equations (It will show the equations
from an OO file made elsewhere. Just can't create them).
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2010-04-08
, 17:18
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@ Austria
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#974
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I guess that supports my previous statement that chroot should be done with "su -" throughout, and all openoffice environment variables set in the image. So that would be something for the next version easy-deb-chroot to consider. (My above suggestions for v3c are of course independent of that.)
#Messy hack to make tap-and-hold work with GTK apps. export GTK_MODULES=libgtkstylus.so #Some OpenOffice environment variables export SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN="gtk" export OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP="gnome" export SAL_NOOPENGL="true" export OOO_DISABLE_RECOVERY="true" export SAL_DISABLE_SYNCHRONOUS_PRINTER_DETECTION="true" #export SAL_DISABLE_CUPS="true"
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2010-04-08
, 18:36
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#975
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2010-04-08
, 21:44
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2010-04-08
, 21:53
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@ Austria
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#977
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http://aminesoft.wordpress.com/2009/...tu-and-debian/
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2010-04-08
, 21:58
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#978
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that seems to require wine, which is not available for the armel architecture. What about kompozer? That exists for squeeze, meaning you would have to edit /etc/apt/sources.list (in Debian chroot!) and activate the squeeze distribution.
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2010-04-08
, 22:05
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@ Vancouver, BC, Canada
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#979
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2010-04-08
, 22:20
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@ Austria
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#980
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Hi Rebhana, can you tell me how or a good place to find out?I tried getting Kompozer through synaptic (dev and data).Looking at it now Kompozer is really what I need. Are you saying whilst in the LXDE (Debian chroot¿) I can activate the squeeze distribution? In synaptic?
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