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Posted to dev@openoffice.apache.org by Raphael Bircher <r....@gmx.ch> on 2011/11/21 15:19:15 UTC
OOo-Dev Builds
Hi at all
At the old OOo Project we have had milestones. This milestone was not
installed as a normal OOo. We call them OOo-Dev Builds. The big
difference between a productive OOo is the fact that the OOo-Dev build
use different User directory. Normaly you can put only one OOo on a
computer. OOo-dev Versions allow to run a stable and a testing version
on the same computer. If the test version crash the profile you don't
loos the profile of the stable version.
I startet to make dev builds possible for the ASF builds. I have already
build a Mac Dev build, but I have not found the proper and easy way to
do this.
Link to the Build: http://people.apache.org/~rbircher/builds/
If sameone has hints, please don't hesitate to provide it! Thanks.
Greetings Raphael
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Re: OOo-Dev Builds
Posted by Raphael Bircher <r....@gmx.ch>.
Am 21.11.11 17:30, schrieb eric b:
>
> Le 21 nov. 11 à 15:19, Raphael Bircher a écrit :
>
>> Hi at all
>>
>> At the old OOo Project we have had milestones. This milestone was not
>> installed as a normal OOo. We call them OOo-Dev Builds. The big
>> difference between a productive OOo is the fact that the OOo-Dev
>> build use different User directory. Normaly you can put only one OOo
>> on a computer. OOo-dev Versions allow to run a stable and a testing
>> version on the same computer. If the test version crash the profile
>> you don't loos the profile of the stable version.
>>
>> I startet to make dev builds possible for the ASF builds. I have
>> already build a Mac Dev build, but I have not found the proper and
>> easy way to do this.
>>
>
>
> Read below
>
>
>> Link to the Build: http://people.apache.org/~rbircher/builds/
>>
>
> How to activate the home ? I could upload Windows builds
> (experimental, for testing purpose)
mkdir public_html ;-)
>
>
>
>
>> If sameone has hints, please don't hesitate to provide it! Thanks.
>>
>
> Reading instsetoo_native/util/makefile.mk , looks like the right
> target is "openofficedev "
>
> So, I'd try :
>
> cd instsetoo_native/util
>
> dmake openofficedev
Hmmm, nice idea too. but is it possible to build the whole build with
this command.
>
>
> I'm sorry, I never tested, and with a currently broken perl on my
> Tiger (must fix it, yes), so I can't test. Can you confirm it works
> for you ?
Let's test this!
>
> P.S. : what I'm sure : dmake ooolanguagepack => to build
> installable languagepacks ;-)
>
>
Looks like yes, also you can build a SDK or a X-Mas Office if you change
the openoffice.lst ;-)
Greetings Raphael
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My private Homepage: http://www.raphaelbircher.ch/
Re: OOo-Dev Builds
Posted by eric b <er...@free.fr>.
Le 21 nov. 11 à 15:19, Raphael Bircher a écrit :
> Hi at all
>
> At the old OOo Project we have had milestones. This milestone was
> not installed as a normal OOo. We call them OOo-Dev Builds. The big
> difference between a productive OOo is the fact that the OOo-Dev
> build use different User directory. Normaly you can put only one
> OOo on a computer. OOo-dev Versions allow to run a stable and a
> testing version on the same computer. If the test version crash the
> profile you don't loos the profile of the stable version.
>
> I startet to make dev builds possible for the ASF builds. I have
> already build a Mac Dev build, but I have not found the proper and
> easy way to do this.
>
Read below
> Link to the Build: http://people.apache.org/~rbircher/builds/
>
How to activate the home ? I could upload Windows builds
(experimental, for testing purpose)
> If sameone has hints, please don't hesitate to provide it! Thanks.
>
Reading instsetoo_native/util/makefile.mk , looks like the right
target is "openofficedev "
So, I'd try :
cd instsetoo_native/util
dmake openofficedev
I'm sorry, I never tested, and with a currently broken perl on my
Tiger (must fix it, yes), so I can't test. Can you confirm it works
for you ?
P.S. : what I'm sure : dmake ooolanguagepack => to build
installable languagepacks ;-)
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