Le mardi 08 mars 2005 Ã 10:32 +1300, Ian Laurenson a Ãcrit : > Is there a way that users can have the best of both worlds? For those > that are using an RPM based system that they can use both RPM based > OpenOffice.org extensions or the OpenOffice.org UNO package installer > and that the appropriate registrations are occurring as required for > both systems. And there you are deeply wrong. Anyone will rpm or deb experience will tell you mixed installations are a great way to go mad after a while. > Some constructive discussion on how an RPM based system can work well > for all OpenOffice.org users would be great! Even better would be if > through communication a system can be found that will work not only for > OpenOffice.org but also for those other "annoyances" such as Firefox. I'm sorry you take it like this. All I can say is, if you think what I wrote is over the line, well that's nothing compared to what will be headed your way the day the auto-download stuff starts being promoted for Linux distributions. I tried to give you a friendly warning. Non native packaging is not a maybe but a never here. Native packages are in the end 99% of what's a distribution is about. But since you insist, I'll let you discover it by yourself. I have no more wish than anyone else to be caught in the middle of a crossfire I didn't started. -- Nicolas Mailhot
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