Is it much more work to portabilize Go-oo, an improved fork of OpenOffice.org, than it has been to make OOo itself portable?
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Is it much more work to portabilize Go-oo, an improved fork of OpenOffice.org, than it has been to make OOo itself portable?
Go-oo is available at http://go-oo.org/
OpenOffice.org Portable is our biggest package and takes the longest to package and upload. We do it for multiple languages. It's infeasible to also do Go-oo due to time but also due to the similar functionality. Many of Go-oo's advantages are gone as the features were added into the main OOo package (OOXML support, etc). In addition, the automated build process we use won't work on Go-oo since they don't make individual language builds available (you have to download English and then add a language pack).
We work directly with OpenOffice.org on the OpenOffice.org Portable package and they help with the packaging and support. We'd need something similar and automation from Go-oo to even consider it, and then we'd need to work out if it made sense given the serious overlap with OO.o.
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Hello.
Make it Go-oo Portable not as difficult as you write.
It took me 30 minutes. You can download it here. (version 3.2.1-11)
Russian language + English language: http://depositfiles.com/files/kis9wr7ir
English language: http://depositfiles.com/files/c1s8iwxzg
If the program is done right, I'm ready to collect Go-oo Portable for all languages available on http://go-oo.mirrorbrain.org/stable/win32/3.2.1/
There's no point in making GO-oo portable, they're merging their code base with LibreOffice, future development efforts will be focused there: http://planet.go-oo.org/.