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From: Fabian Rodriguez <magicfab@member.fsf.org>
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Tuesday, 11 December 2012, 14:07
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] A Tale of Two Office Suites
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Le 12-12-11 07:54 AM, VA a écrit :
I'm obviously not communicating very well.
I haven't had any "conflict between configuration profiles or during
normal usage that leads to a crash or data loss" from running all three
programs, so I currently have no reason to file any bug reports.
So, again, my question.
Why is it not advisable to run LO and AOO on the same system? What
harm does it do to my system?
Because you may have a "conflict between configuration profiles or
during normal usage *that leads to a crash* or data loss".
/**** THAT LEADS TO A CRASH *** <--- POSSIBLE HARM TO YOUR SYSTEM*/ (ie.
software/OS normal operation)
If your data isn't critical, this won't matter much. I run similar
configurations on a Windows test system for example.
I believe in your very first post you also indicated the forks will
differ so much in the future that this won't remain practical/compatible
enough.
F.
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