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Thanks very much for the how-to.
I think it’s worth mentioning that – while this is a very significant upgrade – it’s not the go-oo modification used in Ubuntu and does not use the Ubuntu load/save dialog window (something significant for those using a complex file structure).
@IndianArt What BootCamp? His question was something different.
@brk3 its wrong on your part to expect good thing in here, get some life.
@ brk3
“And this has to do with apple how..?” I think with Bootcamp you can run Ubuntu as a dual boot OS.
I did upgrade following the instructions on the net and have been successfully using Openoffice 3.2 for several days. It runs smooth on Ubuntu 9.10.
Openoffice 3.2 starts faster than 3.1.
Definitely worth upgrading.
And this has to do with apple how..?
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February 25, 2010 •
very nice open office in linux title=”">
Thanks very much for the how-to.
I think it’s worth mentioning that – while this is a very significant upgrade – it’s not the go-oo modification used in Ubuntu and does not use the Ubuntu load/save dialog window (something significant for those using a complex file structure).
@IndianArt What BootCamp? His question was something different.
@brk3 its wrong on your part to expect good thing in here, get some life.
@ brk3
“And this has to do with apple how..?”
I think with Bootcamp you can run Ubuntu as a dual boot OS.
I did upgrade following the instructions on the net and have been successfully using Openoffice 3.2 for several days. It runs smooth on Ubuntu 9.10.
Openoffice 3.2 starts faster than 3.1.
Definitely worth upgrading.
And this has to do with apple how..?