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./soffice
After installing ooo final beta, I got it to run eventually by opening X11.app, then in the xterm window, I did
./soffice
I got it to work from the Applications menu by going to Customize --> Add --> then typing in a name, like OpenOffice, then adding the path...
./soffice
Nice.
./soffice
OpenOffice appears to use its own widget set for drawing windows and its misc. elements. It looks like that under Linux, too. It is very unfortunate for all OpenOffice lovers that such an ugly appearance was selected, especially since there are so many other, nice looking windowing designs. And I'm not referring to XP. |
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