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Dave Brondsema wrote:
https://templates.openoffice.org/ and https://extensions.openoffice.org/ are
back up. Thanks for your patience.
Thanks! Sites are indeed back and pages are shown correctly. Still,
users are reporting that they cannot download extensions so I guess this
is not fixed yet,
Andrea Pescetti wrote:
Thanks! Sites are indeed back and pages are shown correctly. Still,
users are reporting that they cannot download extensions so I guess this
is not fixed yet, right? I mean, the pages are displayed but the files
are not available for download yet.
Answering myself: a fe
Hi Leandro
Sourceforge is currently having some problems.
You can download directly from the Apache server
http://archive.apache.org/dist/openoffice/4.1.5/binaries/he/
Hope this helps,
Pedro
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Windows 10 için Posta ile gönderildi
Hi
I've begun the long overdue task of porting AOO to 64 bit Windows.
With my changes so far, oowintool can now detect (the 64 bit only) Java
1.9, dmake can now compile in Cygwin64, ./configure and ./bootstrap
complete successfully, and (with uncommitted patches) both dmake and gbuild
modules man
On 3/4/2018 7:41 PM, Damjan Jovanovic wrote:
...
While the progress I've made [in 1 weekend ;-)] is impressive, I imagine a
full port to Win64 will be long (assembly language development for the
Win64 UNO bridge, code audit for long <-> pointer conversions which work on
*nix64 but not on Win64),
If important contributors like Patricia are going to stop contributing in
the interim if the 64->32 bit cross compiling goes away, then it's a bad
idea.
If I do the work in a separate branch, we lose the benefit of broader
testing of the 32 bit build with the changes during the port, and could
hav
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