Filed under: Macintosh, Office, OpenOffice.org, Open Source
OpenOffice 2.0 now available for Mac
by Marc Perton Oct 24th 2005 at 2:12PM
It's only a few days late, and it's not quite the final version (it's
RC3), but a relatively stable version of OpenOffice.org 2.0 is now
available for Mac users. While this is still an X11-based version, it
does away with the cumbersome installer used in earlier versions, and
replaces it with a one-click application package. As long as you've got
X11 installed on your Mac, you should be able to drag the app to the
location of your choice, double-click it, and have an X11 session open,
followed by OpenOffice. TUAW speculates that this might be the last X11
version, given OO.o's recent announcement that they're going to go
native on the Mac, but I won't be surprised to see a few more builds of
this one before they get the native release out the door.
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moises juarez said 12:51PM on 11-25-2005
quedria saber mas sobre mac y aplicaciones
gracias
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