OOo in one big single package?

[Heino Tiedemann]

"Jack L." <xxjack12xx at gmail.com> wrote:

> On 6/17/07, Heino Tiedemann <rotkaps_spam_trap at gmx.de> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> now we see, the the new xorg v7 is splited into a lot of small parts.
>>
>> Isn't it an idea for OOo to go the same way? Why is OOo such a big,
>> single package on FreeBSD?
>>
>> On some Unix/Linux Systems, e.g. debin GNU Linux, OOo comes in
>> several, small pieces.
>>
>> There is an OOo-core-package which installs the core-funktionallity,
>> and the others base on it.
>>
>> Just think smart: E.g.: You often use OOo-writer and OOo-impress, und
>> sometimes calc.
>>
>> You rarely use OOo-draw, OOo-math or OOo-base. So why You should
>> install all those?
>>
>> Just an idea
>>
>> Heino
>>
> I like that idea also, I wonder if the configure script has options to
> break it up.


verbose please...

Do you mean the script of the FreeBSD port or of tha "native" OOo
source code?


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| # cd /usr/ports/editors/openoffice.org-2
| # make config
| ===> No options to configure
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