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2006-09-15
, 22:10
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#2
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Side note: abidistfiles not included (templates, clipart, etc.)
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2006-09-15
, 22:24
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#3
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dont know if i'm doing something wrong but i am getting an 'incompatible package' message when using the application manager to install
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2006-09-15
, 22:38
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I'm not a big application manager fan.
As root, dpkg -i --- these do not have an icon and so forth, so you'll need to run abiword in xterm as well.
As root, dpkg -i --- these do not have an icon and so forth, so you'll need to run abiword in xterm as well.
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2006-09-16
, 08:33
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Finally got my charger.
sudo gainroot
dpkg -i *deb
exit
abiword
...victory! Quite a few bugs, but word import (kind of) works.
sudo gainroot
dpkg -i *deb
exit
abiword
...victory! Quite a few bugs, but word import (kind of) works.
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2006-09-16
, 16:05
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Great work!
However its execution speed is a bit slow.
However its execution speed is a bit slow.
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2006-09-16
, 16:28
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THANKS, MAN!! I'm one of the whiners (!) I REALLY appreciate it! K.
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2006-09-16
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@ "Almost there!" (Monte Christo, Count of)
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Great job! Thanks!
Just one question. I'm not that familiar with dpkg, so how do I uninstall (in the unlikely event, etc...)? Do I have to write down the names of all 5 files, or can I just go dpkg -P abiword?
Just one question. I'm not that familiar with dpkg, so how do I uninstall (in the unlikely event, etc...)? Do I have to write down the names of all 5 files, or can I just go dpkg -P abiword?
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2006-09-16
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This is a (reasonably) naive build from source. No attempt whatsoever was made at optimization, and I never quite got around to using OS2005 Abiword --- I don't know what to expect.
You'll have to dpkg -r each package individually. That said, future releases from me should upgrade without any trouble.
You'll have to dpkg -r each package individually. That said, future releases from me should upgrade without any trouble.
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2006-09-17
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@ NY, NY, USA
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Thanks for the efforts, Aleksandyr!
Should be able to open Word files, although I don't have any handy to test with (yay linux-only laptop!)
http://alexander.lash.googlepages.co...vs-1_armel.deb
http://alexander.lash.googlepages.co....0-1_armel.deb
http://alexander.lash.googlepages.co....7-1_armel.deb
http://alexander.lash.googlepages.co....1-1_armel.deb
http://alexander.lash.googlepages.co...vs-1_armel.deb
NOTE: I have NO idea what the actual dependencies are. Since I was able to compile, build, and run it in scratchbox it's reasonable to assume that you can find them in the various repositories.
I debated not posting this until I had time to test it, but I realized that certain very vocal forum members *cough* have been waiting long enough already =)
UPDATE: Must be installed with dpkg -i as root.
Last edited by aleksandyr; 2006-09-21 at 20:22.