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Hi fortunately I am on the net now with Debian for the very first time and still getting to know it. I thought I have downloaded and installed all the ...
- 08-15-2007 #1Linux Newbie
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Donwloaded Openoffice but not installed
Hi fortunately I am on the net now with Debian for the very first time and still getting to know it. I thought I have downloaded and installed all the bits for openoffice but it is not showing in the menu as installed. In the KMenu. Sorry I am still extremely new to the terminology of Linux. Do I have to do something like a resolve or reconfigure and what would be the exact command? I got the dependencies that I thought were needed.
- 08-15-2007 #2
How did you install Openoffice? Which command did you execute to install it?
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- 08-15-2007 #3Linux Newbie
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I went to the openoffice site and used kpackage to install all the pieces. As I downloaded it said I could either "save" "open" or ???? Can't remember.
- 08-15-2007 #4
Execute this
Does it display path of openoffice?Code:which openoffice
Open Adept Package Manager and search for OpenOffice. Is it marked as Installed? If not, install OpenOffice with Adept only.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 08-15-2007 #5Linux Newbie
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It just goes back to the command prompt when I do that. Nothing happens anotherwords.
- 08-15-2007 #6
It means OpenOffice is not installed. Did you check in Adept Package Manager? I would suggest you to install it using Adept only Or execute this
Code:su apt-get install openoffice.org
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- 08-15-2007 #7Linux Newbie
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Thanks
Your a gem thank you so much! All is installed and well!!!!
- 08-15-2007 #8
Glad to help you rapattack !
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- 08-16-2007 #9
Tech support for Open Office
Hi there,
if you need some help with open office, check out the hundreds of short videos (screencasts) for OpenOffice.org. They are done on Windows, but work on Linux as well as Debian.
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- 08-16-2007 #10Linux User
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if you want use the newer version you need install it manually.
download the openoffice in tar which contains all the deb packages to an empty directory
cd to download directory
extract it
install itCode:tar vxfz all_the_debs.tar.gz or tar vxfj all_the_debs.tar .bz2
Code:dpkg -i *


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