Le 31/03/12 22:31, Enrico Weigelt a écrit :
Hi Enrico,
By "official version" you mean the precompiled binaries ?
Well, it just was a matter of luck that they worked.
Actually, when I last tried on my Gentoo systems, they did *not* work.
If I were to follow your reasoning then what would you make of the
official download for LO precompiled binaries :
http://www.libreoffice.org/download/
Note that for none of those binary packages provide the mysql native
connector within the download files. Hence, it must be built and
provided separately (at present, no one that I know of does this for
Windows). I do this for Mac, but the demand is also there for those
people who download LO for Linux from the link above. Basically, if I
understand what you are saying, and extend your reasoning to the current
LibreOffice download setup, you would rather there be no binary
downloads (RPM/DEB) for LO on Linux from that site, and that it would be
better if everyone would just rely on their distros to provide the most
up to date versions. Well, I guess we won't see eye to eye on that.
Alex
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- Re: Providing a mysql connector extension on Linux that works independently of system mysql library versions - a pipe dream ? (continued)
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