Open Office

Open Office released version 2.2.0 near the end of March. Is this version
available as an RPM for updating from SUSE sites?

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Graham P Davis
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Graham P Davis wrote:

> Open Office released version 2.2.0 near the end of March. Is this version
> available as an RPM for updating from SUSE sites?
>
I had the same question. I looked at all the SUSE mirrors, etc and could not
find one. I downloaded the tar file from openoffice.org and unpacked it.
Got a bunch of rpms but they do not appear to update present version in
YaST so I have not tried to install them.

Not sure if older version needs to be uninstalled first? I was looking for
tar file to compile but did not find one.
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Graham P Davis wrote:

> Open Office released version 2.2.0 near the end of March. Is this version
> available as an RPM for updating from SUSE sites?
>

I'm interested too.

I watch daily software.opensuse.org for updates on the OpenOffice repo.


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Xavier Callejas wrote:

> Graham P Davis wrote:
>
>> Open Office released version 2.2.0 near the end of March. Is this version
>> available as an RPM for updating from SUSE sites?
>>
>
> I'm interested too.
>
> I watch daily software.opensuse.org for updates on the OpenOffice repo.
>
>

Thanks, I hadn't got that one. Now at least I'm up to 2.1!

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Is there!!! openOffice 2.2

http://software.opensuse.org/downloa.../openSUSE_10.2

Rgds,

El Fri, 11 May 2007 15:41:28 +0000, Graham P Davis escribió:

> Xavier Callejas wrote:
>
>> Graham P Davis wrote:
>>
>>> Open Office released version 2.2.0 near the end of March. Is this version
>>> available as an RPM for updating from SUSE sites?
>>>
>>
>> I'm interested too.
>>
>> I watch daily software.opensuse.org for updates on the OpenOffice repo.
>>
>>
>
> Thanks, I hadn't got that one. Now at least I'm up to 2.1!

Xavier Callejas wrote:

>
> Is there!!! openOffice 2.2
>
> http://software.opensuse.org/downloa.../openSUSE_10.2
>


Thanks. I must check YAST more often for updates.

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Graham P Davis wrote:

> Xavier Callejas wrote:
>
>>
>> Is there!!! openOffice 2.2
>>
>> http://software.opensuse.org/downloa.../openSUSE_10.2
>>
>
>
> Thanks. I must check YAST more often for updates.
>

Does this actually show up in Yast? When I search on OpenOffice the only
version that shows up is 2.0.4. Do I need to add another source to get the
latest via Yast?

Pat wrote:

> Graham P Davis wrote:
>
>> Xavier Callejas wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Is there!!! openOffice 2.2
>>>
>>> http://software.opensuse.org/downloa.../openSUSE_10.2
>>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks. I must check YAST more often for updates.
>>
>
> Does this actually show up in Yast? When I search on OpenOffice the only
> version that shows up is 2.0.4. Do I need to add another source to get
> the latest via Yast?

Yes. http://software.opensuse.org/downloa...openSUSE_10.2/

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Graham P Davis wrote:

> Pat wrote:
>
>> Graham P Davis wrote:
>>
>>> Xavier Callejas wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Is there!!! openOffice 2.2
>>>>
>>>> http://software.opensuse.org/downloa.../openSUSE_10.2
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks. I must check YAST more often for updates.
>>>
>>
>> Does this actually show up in Yast? When I search on OpenOffice the only
>> version that shows up is 2.0.4. Do I need to add another source to get
>> the latest via Yast?
>
> Yes. http://software.opensuse.org/downloa...openSUSE_10.2/
>

Thanks. That worked.

-Pat

Graham P Davis wrote:
> Pat wrote:
> ...
>> Does this actually show up in Yast? When I search on OpenOffice the only
>> version that shows up is 2.0.4. Do I need to add another source to get
>> the latest via Yast?
>
> Yes. http://software.opensuse.org/downloa...openSUSE_10.2/
>

As a side issue, does this version of OO actually require 10.2?
(E.g., is a 64-bit 10.0 user out of luck?)

Sigh, I know, I need to download the CDs for 10.2 and do the upgrade...
So much software, so little DASD...