MLUG: Re: [MLUG] WordPerfect 8 for linux
Re: [MLUG] WordPerfect 8 for linux
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I thought about that, that's why I also did 
EMAIL:PROTECTED:/usr/local/src/WP8# /mnt/cdrom/install.wp
or
EMAIL:PROTECTED:/WP8# /mnt/cdrom/install.wp
or
EMAIL:PROTECTED:/# /mnt/cdrom/install.wp

Either way, its all  the same,  i even try to follow the script,
but I can't follow it, I saw part where you can do -v for
Verbose, I also saw Syntax piece where shows availible Arguments,
but it does not specify what each Argument does, except for Verbose.

On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Igor Izyumin Jr. wrote:

> 
> > Yes I tried installing it from root,
> > I used root login to mount the CD-ROM, went to /mnt/cdrom,
> > and ran ./install.wp, Then I said yes, continue anyway Even though its not
> > sure about Linux Kernel 2.4.9, then thats when I get all them errors.
> Ahhh... It's trying to decompress stuff from the CDROM into the CDROM 
> directory.  Of course it will fail.  Run it when you are in your home 
> directory, as in:
> [/root]# /mnt/cdrom/install.wp
> 
> > I tried Abiword once, it seem bloated.
> > If you put too much text on there, the you start to see
> > ghost images of Cursor where it once was, its also same with text
> > itself, its like Mouse Cursor set on trail, except the trail never
> > goes away.
> I like KWord.  If you don't really need word-processing functions, try Lyx.  
> It's a little strange compared to the rest of the programs, but once you get 
> used to it, it's very nice.  I like that the output looks very professional, 
> like a well-typeset book if you print it on a laser printer.
> 
> > What I really need is a Spreadsheet program,
> > I recently thought about using mysql, but it has been
> > awhile since I play with installation of it, I'm not sure how to
> > start up mysqld, it's saying the root user itself can not start it up.
> gnumeric is the single best spreadsheet for Linux.  They even buy you a soda 
> if you can crash it.  And you should always start daemons from 
> /etc/rc.d/init.d, not just run the executable.
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> -- Igor
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