[LinuxUsers] follow up to reload

Paul Saenz forensicneophyte at gmail.com
Fri Oct 2 22:16:27 UTC 2009


I believe that if you want to update open office, then you will have to
install the latest version manually. There are ways to do that, but I will
have to do a search to find a website for instructions. Ubuntu doesn't
update to the latest version of open office until it is fully tested.
Nevertheless, I believe that the version number they are using is 3.0 or
above. It is just the minor revisions that are not fully available from
ubuntu repositories. Personally, I wouldn't be concerned, unless there is
some specific feature that you want to be able to use. If so, let me know,
and I will research how to manually install Ooo.

Also, there are some streaing solutions that are available on old list
threads. I don't know what they are right off hand, and I don't know if they
will solve your problem, but I believe that it was Chris Penn, and Chris
Thomas who submitted some streaming solutions for me once when I was asking
about that. I don't know what you need, so I can't research your problem. If
you let me know exactly what you are trying to view, I will look into it.

Also, be sure to install VLC media player just for kicks and see if it will
play what you need. I have found that it will play many things that will not
play in other players.

On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 2:52 PM, Jason Cotton <cottonjmc at gmail.com> wrote:

> I finally had a chance to reload and manually set my partitions and now
> have 100Gb for the boot/OS  and the balance of 120Gb set as my \home.
>  Everything went smooth and a bit faster since I'd gone through it once
> before.  One thing I am having issue with is the open office has updates but
> when I try to update through the update manager it gives me an error saying
> the server is not available.  Other than that I'm playing with functions
> from the link that Chris and Chis gave me to get the system running to my
> likings.  So far I've only found 1 site that is proprietary to windows media
> player.  Sucks that I can't watch the streaming videos I purchased a while
> ago on only a Windows machine.
> Thanks for all of the help
>
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