Re: Debian install question
Hi, Sebastien!
I'm Cc'ing this to debian-openoffice, people out there know these problems and
workarounds better then me.
++ 23/05/02 11:21 +0200 - S?bastien Lefebvre:
> Hi Peter,
>
> First, I'd like to thank you for your contributions, particularly on the
> openoffice/Debian project.Openoffice is what I miss on my laptop to run
> Debian 100% of time.
>
> I'm trying to install Openoffice on my woody (KDE 2.2.2, Kernel 2.2.20)
> without success :
>
> I first tried to install Openoffice from .tar.gz as I ignored the
> existence of a Deb package. When I launch the installer, I have brown
> rectangles, plus 2 or 3 lines appearing on the screen and the installer
> seems to be nearly freezed. I tried it as user and root without success,
> and with, more or less, the same results.
>
> I then added the apt source in order to get the Deb package. But when
> it's time to launch the installer (as user), I have the same problem
> (rectangles, freeze etc...)
>
> So I thought KDE could be involved into this problem and decided to use
> Gnome 1.4 for the install :same result
>
> I also used a normal Xsession without success.
>
> Somebody had the same problem on a french newsgroup but nobody had a
> piece of an answer.
>
> Do you have any idea that can help me ?
>
> Thanks a lot in advance
>
> S?bastien
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typedef enum{ COOL, SUCKS, OTSTOY }subjectValue; class Subject { ...
subjectValue value; ... public: ... void setValue (subjectValue newValue)
{value = newValue}}; class Matan : Subject { ... }; int main(){ Matan
*vmkmatan = new Matan(); vmkmatan->setValue(OTSTOY); }
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