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OpenOffice.org Portable 3.0 m5

Submitted by andreasma on September 5, 2008 - 5:21pm

In the last hours I created a portable version of the new OpenOffice.org 3.0 m5. It's currently only an english version (en-US). I want to provide it for testing.
The not portable version is scheduled to become the rc1 (not yet save).
I'm searching for a way to upload the portable version to the Sourceforge mirror network.


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I'm pretty sure John Has this

I'm pretty sure John Has this under the hood right now. Meaning Old off a bit ask John first if you do that release as he maintains the current Open-Office.org Portable releases.

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I'm looking forward to the

I'm looking forward to the official PA version!

Mozilla!

Not Yet

Marko will be doing this once it reaches RC1. We only do it at the Beta or RC stages for OpenOffice.org.

Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!

Marko is informed

I work together with Marko in the de-project of OOo. I informed Marko per mail, so that he hadn't to do this issue a second time.

We should wait for RC2 ...

cause there are some show stoppers in RC1.

Andreas is one of the founders of the German portable team and my collegue at de.openoffice.org. He has sent me a hint that he is willing to help more on the OpenOffice.org Portable stuff.

I've sent him an answer in order to find a way to coordinate the work for version 3.

At the moment I write down some kind of "make.txt' with all the tasks in order to get version 3 as portable.

You've paid for Software more or less?
What You need is OSS!

are these new showstoppers or

are these new showstoppers or were they already in Beta 1 and 2? If the latter applies I see no reason why to wait for RC2 - other than scarce resources or RC2 is coming out soon... I haven't tested m5 yet, but m4 seems to be by far faster than the earlier builds - so I would be very happy to enjoy this advantage not only on my home computer but also at work...

Marc

M5 is drastically faster than

M5 is drastically faster than the any of the other builds. It's definitely shaping up nicely.

New stoppers ...

... (no real critical) and RC2 will be available at the and of this or the begining of next week, so we will wait for this version.

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What You need is OSS!

OOo 3.0.0rc2 released

I can't wait to distribute the latest release candidate to my colleagues, preferably as portable version Smiling
http://download.openoffice.org/680/
http://de.openoffice.org/downloads/quick.html

Keep cool :-)

... and wait a little bit.

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What You need is OSS!

OOo 3.0.0 released

Now that more and more languages are finally released to the public, I hope that we will see some nice portable versions next week to spread the word Smiling
http://borft.student.utwente.nl/~adrian/bt.php

So far the following languages are offered:
Danish (da)
English (en-US)
French (fr)
German (de)
Japanese (ja)
Swedish (sv)
ru (Unknown)

That makes a good start!

really?

On the official page, its still 2.4.1.

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According to filehippo,

According to filehippo, http://filehippo.com/download_openoffice/, its been out for a few days.

Don't know if it's the wrong file, or maybe they are just slow at updating their main website.

OpenOffice.org released the

OpenOffice.org released the 3.0 binaries to their official mirrors a couple days ago, but aren't making an official announcement until Monday or Tuesday. Places like filehippo found them and are unofficial mirrors.

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Official BitTorrent download page

As I already pointed out, the official P2P page contains several torrents since a few days, the JavaScript UI is here:
http://distribution.openoffice.org/p2p/

The slow mirror system contains some of the them through the bouncer interface:
http://download.openoffice.org/680/index-nojs.html
http://openoffice.bouncer.osuosl.org/download-form.php

Down

OpenOffice.org seems to be down right now... no matter what page I go to, I get a 403. Apparently I don't have permission to access "ContentHelmNoodle", whatever that is. Sad Server misconfiguration, I'm sure.

The only problem is, there are several problems.

ihave it

Smiling

It's all good.

I'm just fine with 2.4.1 for now.

!!

It's Out. Officially

Servers are a bit slow on my side. I saw the homepage a few minutes before and open office was officially released.

Please make a portable version soon, because I don't have admin power on this computer.

Yep, out officially and wildly popular

For some reason, the demand for release 3.0.0 is way beyond anything they anticipated. Their servers are still unable to handle the traffic. I was able to download and install the local version because it has such significant improvements over image handling and spreadsheet functionality. I imagine the portable version will be equally popular among portable app afficionados. Even with a local copy available (for part of the day at least), I'm still chafing at the bit. Smiling

Cheers!
---Fox