Le 21/02/2013 13:41, Dan Lewis a écrit :
Hi Dan,
What I am going to do is run make again. This time I will use the
following so I have a log of the process: |||||
make 2>&1 | tee build.log
You have a successful LO build, congratulations.
You can now setup the build as a developer install with :
make dev-install
Upon successful completion, you will get a line that says something
about being able to set up the working environment to run the dev
version, using /.../.../ooenv. The ooenv script file is created
non-executable so you have to chmod +x it. Then you can launch ooenv
script, it doesn't do anything visible, just sets up your environment to
point to the LO-dev install tree (and probably some other magic I
haven't understood yet, like a separate configuration folder). Then you
can start LO-dev with the equivalent soffice script from the same folder
as ooenv.
Alex
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