OpenOffice.org on source-based distros

Issues with installing under all GNU/Linux Distributions
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Will Pittenger
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OpenOffice.org on source-based distros

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Lunar Linux is a source-based distro. That is, modules are distributed as source tarballs (or zip files) and compiled on the users machine. Each user can choose their own optimizations. Would anyone here be interested in helping with such a module for OpenOffice.org?
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I suggest that you redirect your query to the Developers Mailing List, after reading the Participation Guidelines, both of which can be accessed from http://openoffice.apache.org/mailing-lists.html

Most, if not all, of us are just end users sharing our knowledge regarding the various functions and capabilities of the various sections of Open Office/Libre Office.
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Are you looking for something other than the source files which are already available?

http://openoffice.apache.org/downloads.html
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Bill wrote:Are you looking for something other than the source files which are already available?

http://openoffice.apache.org/downloads.html
Well, there's also a list of configuration options to be included. I've also never built OpenOffice. Then there's the steps needed to install it.
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I currently use OpenOffice 4.0 32-bit on Windows 7 64-bit (as of August 7th, 2013)
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