On 11/16/2012 09:55 AM, Marc Paré wrote:
Le 2012-11-16 09:28, webmaster-Kracked_P_P a écrit :
I remember seeing an install direction for a Linux package that has the
"generic" information instead of the current numbering system. It worked
well enough. YET, for some users, you might need to state . . . .
"LibO_#.#.#_Linux_x86_install-rpm_en-US"
replace the current version number for the "#.#.#",
example
LibO_3.6.5_Linux_x86_install-rpm_en-US
Thanks! That is a good point.
BTW ... I do everything visually through Dolphin. No work from Konsole
and it is much easier to explain than the long and drawn out console
method. I am not sure why we are asking new users, who may want to try
to install the latest and the "bestest", to install this way. There is
no entering of cryptic $ commands and is all mouse driven.
Cheers,
Marc
With Ubuntu, I have to use the Terminal to install LO with the "dpkg -i
*.deb" command, since it will not install correctly any other way. I do
not know how to get all the files to install via Dolphin or other file
manager. I just get "dependencies" not installed type of errors.
Maybe your OS with KDE[?] will do it, but the last time I tried, it
would not with Ubuntu.
It is so simple to just un-archive the downloaded file and use the dpkg
command on the set of DEB files.
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