On Wed, Oct 11, 2000 at 11:40:26AM +0800 or thereabouts, antonxie wrote:
> Well techtalkers...
>
> I've installed Staroffice 5.2 too on a separate partition u01.
> I'm complete newbee...not bumblebee nor gonnabe...
:)
> I have it installed on /u01/staroffice52/
> To run the program, I have to
Phil Savoie wrote:
> As for gnome, I do not use it as I prefer kde instead. Perhaps someone
> else can help you with that one.
> >2. How do I create a launcher on gnome desktop then, since the command line
> >start with a dot (.)
Simply put in the path to staroffice:
/u01/staro
Hi Anton,
Try adding the path to the StarOfice binary into your own path or the
global path for your system.
For bash, this would be in your .bash_profile or globally /etc/profile
For csh, this would be your .cshrc or globally /etc/csh.cshrc
These might differ by system (the global locations).
Hi Anton,
Congrats on your install. As for the dot, this means current
directory. For example ./soffice really means in my current directory
start the program following the ./
The . (dot) is not typically part of your PATH variable for security
reasons and therefore if you want to start a p
Well techtalkers...
I've installed Staroffice 5.2 too on a separate partition u01.
I'm complete newbee...not bumblebee nor gonnabe...
I have it installed on /u01/staroffice52/
To run the program, I have to type ./soffice in /u01/staroffice52/program/
directory
My guestions:
1. How does the comman
