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EK  - I've used OOo X11 on Mac, neooffice, OOo aqua and LO. As mentioned below, I do not try to use 
them on same login as too much trouble. I am still a little leery of OOo v LO, especially since 
apache announcement - I use LO but have kept OOo on clients machines. There are issues with special 
to Mac (in fact there was a recent posting about one Alex and I discussed, which may not get 
resolved simply because the role necessary is vacant.....) but as Tom said most OOo/LO issues are 
cross platform



On Jun 23, 2011, at 6:15 AM, Ernest Kurtz <kurtzern@umich.edu> wrote:

Thank you, Marc.  Might you -- or anyone -- have any thoughts/experience with NeoOffice and LO?
ek

On Jun 23, 2011, at 6:27 AM, Marc Grober wrote:

You can create two different users to use each of the different apps - only way to accomplish 
this in my opinion unless you go through all options and create two different locations for app 
user profiles, as that is what is causing the crashes I believe (I.e, they are reading same user 
data....)



On Jun 23, 2011, at 1:34 AM, Alexander Thurgood <alex.thurgood@gmail.com> wrote:

Le 21/06/11 20:56, Ernest Kurtz a écrit :

Hi Ernest,

If there are any primarily Mac users on this list, please contact me off-list?  

My interest is almost exclusively in Writer, and because I work on several projects at the 
same time, I like to have available and open several different word processors.  When I've 
tried to run both OOo and LO at the same time, LO crashes.  It works well if I do not open 
OOo, though I keep OOo on my machine.  No conflicts with NisusPro, MyWritings, GeoWord, Bean, 
but I would like to use OOo or NeoOffice. 


I have noticed that with LO 3.3.x and OOo 3.3.x, I could get one or the
other to crash if both were running at the same time. I haven't been
able to pin it down though, as it is somewhat irregular and put it down
to instabilities in both products. I have a theory that the programs
possibly attempt to address the same memory space during certain
operations, which potentially causes the problems. I can't prove it
because trying to run valgrind on two separate OOo/Neo/LibO instances
virtually brings my Mac to a standstill.


Alex


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