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Hi Lukasz


Łukasz Janik wrote

for all would be better if it were a language and a dictionary in the 
installer to be smaller, so that every time download of 200 mb, 135 mb 
only. Please support me in this matter, thanks in advance.


This was discussed before back in November 2010 (when LibreOffice started
distributing the first betas)

At the time it was argued that due to the reduced number of mirrors and disk
space allocated for this project, it would be better initially to have a
single installer instead of a localized installer for each language
supported. This means that for each version you had a 200Mb installer
instead over 100 (example) localized 150Mb installers which would take 15
Gb.

The main problem is that removing all the extra languages only saves you
some 50Mb. Is this worth the trouble?

Regards,
Pedro

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