LibO_3.3.0 final just released

[Henry]

Thanks again, SHS,

You make it so easy.

. . .
Here it is. Just download this into libreoffice/basis3.3/help and unpack it

http://myfreefilehosting.com/f/499554a180_8.71MB
File name: libreofficehelp_en.tar.gz
File size: 8.71MB . . .

[musher0]

Hi, "Sit Heel Speak"!

Many thanks for your LibreOffice 3.3 sfs package and for the related info! Splendid!

[Henry]

This sounds encouraging. New logos, too .

I am looking forward to coolpup's new .txz files(s). Including help when available.

[Henry]

http://puppylinux.org/wikka/LibreOffice

is the place for the latest LibreOffice 3.3.1. Grab the convenient download script there. Run it in terminal to put it into /mnt/home/. Since that was vfat in my case I moved it to an ext2 partition, sda2, which I use for such things.

Actually I copied it over the previous install which preserves my huge standard.dic spell check dictionary.

Thanks, coolpup

Here's a new icon set:
http://www.datafilehost.com/download-7c751872.html

[Henry]

http://puppylinux.org/wikka/LibreOffice is where it was convenient to download and install the last LibreOffice version.

However 3.4.0 has been out for a week or so and I haven't seen a single mention of it in the forum. And coolpup seems unavailable by pm.

Any hints for an easy install including help? I normally put it in an ext2 partition outside the save file.

Thanks

[wuwei]

Henry you are absolutely right.

If you don't know how to make a pet or a sfs you just have to wait.

Or maybe not.

I have described how to get the latest Libre Office version from their website and install it to Puppy. The post is here and the details are in variante 4:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=65295

What? You can't read this? Too bad.
Haha I can see your face now. But not to worry, here is the translation:

Get the unrpm pet from here
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=27067

and the newest Libre Office rpm tar.gz from here
http://www.libreoffice.org/download/

Unpack the tar.gz to /mnt/home (Linux partition) or any NTFS partition.
Inside the new Libre Office folder is a RPMS folder. Open it and open a Terminal there. Then enter into the terminal:

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for f in *.rpm; do unrpm $f; done

This creates a folder opt. Inside is a folder named libreoffice3.4. Move this to /mnt/home and delete the folder with the long name, where that one came from, and the tar.gz if you don't need it anymore.
Inside libreoffice3.4 is a program folder with the starters you'd need. Drag them to the desktop and you are in business.

The folder libreoffice3.4 can also go to /opt or to any NTFS partition. It won't work on a FAT partition.

And to assure you: I just did the procedure with LO 3.4 and it works!

Much success.

PS: If you can't find any icons, take these:

[Henry]

And to assure you: I just did the procedure with LO 3.4 and it works!

Much success.

Thanks! Seems to work.