Source?

[jmadero]

Hi All,

How do I get the source code for a specific piece of software gotten from synaptic? I'm trying to find the source to

openoffice.org-l10n-te-in

I googled it and on the debian page it's having me download the entire openoffice source, I am trying to look at just the package above because there are some bugs and I've offered to take a look to see what I can do to fix them (in launchpad I offered). Thanks all

[rokytnji]

Digging Now. Starting Here first.
Source code directories - OpenOffice.org Wiki

[rokytnji]

Next Step
Search results for "openoffice.org-l10n-te-in" - OpenOffice.org Wiki

[rokytnji]

Too tough for this Knuckle Dragging Linux Biker to find. I gotta go so maybe someone else will pick up the torch/

Getting the source - OpenOffice.org Wiki

[Dapper Dan]

Too tough for this Knuckle Dragging Linux Biker to find. I gotta go so maybe someone else will pick up the torch/

Getting the source - OpenOffice.org Wiki

Me to jmadero. My fingers are bleeding for Googling this I found lots of places where you can get it in a .deb package but nothing in source.

[reed9]

If you have the source repos enabled in /etc/apt/sources.list, ie, the deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ intrepid main restricted line, or something like it, you can fetch the source code with apt.

apt-get source <package-name>

[jmadero]

Thanks everyone for your replies.

I tried the repo way....it finds the package but downloads 430 megs (I'm assuming it's downloading the entire open office source package). I don't get why it'd do that...the package is only a few megs....digging through 430 megs of source code for this particular thing might be impossible for me

[reed9]

I think it's because all the language packs are built from one source package.

The source package is just called openoffice.org-l10n.

Here it is. Ubuntu -- Details of source package openoffice.org-l10n in intrepid