Step by step building guides for different platformsĪnd some 'archived' info that may still be useful:.The Free and Open Productivity Suite source code.Nowadays, the current (at the time of this writing) 4.1.3 version isn't available as a pre-built Solaris package or so, but it may be possible to build from the source code that do is publicly available together with some developer's support basic documentation such as: On the contrary, I would recommend going for Solaris and perhaps attempting to build updated applications with the current tools and, of course, abiding to any associated policies and requirements, for instance, the ASF policy.įollowing the above disclaimer, I would like to present a mainstream desktop application that once also run very well in a Solaris desktop system, OpenOffice. Once more, please, note that I intend no Copyrights infringements or any other mis-purposed suggestions. l10n-nr_3.2.1-11+squeeze8_all.This post is intended as a memorial or historical mention of how good Solaris is as a desktop for general applications as well as it is a superb multipurpose back-end operating system for many kinds of IT infra-structure. File Download Mirror Directory Listing Index of /pub/linuxmint-debian/latest/security/pool/updates/main/o// Index of /pub/linuxmint-debian/latest/security/pool/updates/main/o// File NameĬli-uno-bridge_3.2.1-11+squeeze8_bĬli-uno-bridge_3.2.1-11+squeeze8_b

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