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kfiaciarka
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 Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2006 2:19 am Post subject: [ebuild needed] Openoffice.ux.pl [solved] |
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Hi, I would like to install openoffice ux.pl version from here but there is only rpm/deb version.
Is there any way I could have it on my gentoo installed? I know there latest openoffice is localized, etc, but I'm sticked to this maintainer (mainly on windows). I'd appreciate any help.
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kfiaciarka,
Maybe - it depends on what it needs in the way of dependancies.
Fetch the rpm version and run rpm2targz on the .rpm you get.
You can then untar the tarball with tar -zvxf <tarball>
Look inside the new directory it creates for a README or some other file with instructions.
It may be as simple as copying a dir tree to /opt
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kfiaciarka
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There is abuot 20 rpm inside archive :/ Is there faster way? I can see some packages in portage which are installed from rpm. Is there some rule to follow when installing something from rpm?
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kfiaciarka,
It would be a nice touch if the ebuild errors and warnings were in Polish too.
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@NeddySeagoon - the ebuild does not work well 
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| Posted: Tue Sep 19, 2006 7:39 pm Post subject: why? |
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| NeddySeagoon wrote: | kfiaciarka,
It would be a nice touch if the ebuild errors and warnings were in Polish too. |
I am the author of mentioned ebuild and it is first time that I hear that any ebuild would need to be in any other language than english... I can change that if it suppose to be like that according to some ebuild rules or guidelines. IMHO it wouldn't have any chance getting in the official portage tree if I do so.
Ebuild works well if it is just used properly, that is together with the files placed in "files" directory.
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ryszardzonk,
Maybe I am proposing a whole new project - Portage Localisation.
You have a point about non-english error messages.
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| Posted: Wed Sep 20, 2006 7:03 am Post subject: Portage Localisation |
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| NeddySeagoon wrote: | ryszardzonk,
Maybe I am proposing a whole new project - Portage Localisation.
You have a point about non-english error messages. |
That is not a bad idea. And not to hard to implement either. What I personaly sugest is to replace with the sed magic all the instances of error messages like "configure failed" with "${conffail} for instance. Then it would be a job of yet another eclass to read users ${LANG} and display error in his/hers language of choice. If something like this already is in use than I just failed to notice it...
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