Hi Andy,
On Thu, 2011-01-13 at 19:24 -0800, Andy Brown wrote:
I have been able to download and build the main branch for LibO. Could
some kind soul tell me how, or point me to a wiki page, to build the deb
packages so that I can install on another Ubuntu machine?
Great news :-) if you have lots of Linux machines, I hope you're using
icecream to harness that build horsepower for faster parallel builds.
Anyhow - LibreOffice is quite an unusual package; a developer install
is entirely re-locatable; so if you have run:
ooinstall <directory>
you should be able to just copy that directory to another location or
another machine, and it should just work :-) [ assuming you compiled on
the oldest (version wise) distribution ].
Of course; clean, distro packaging is a different matter, best to poke
Rene or Doko about that.
HTH,
Michael.
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