Hello! I don't know how many of you are also subscribed to the Gnumeric
mailing list, but when this came in, it caught my attention. They are
not using our OS X port- looks like some other stuff (XDarwin, maybe
gtk-osx?)... Do we know who's doing this and are they contributing
anything to mainline from what they're doing? I can't really test it
(don't have OS X access till the new year), so I can't even tell what
versions and things they're using.
Anyway, just thought I'd pass it along.
Ryan
-------- Original Message --------
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004, giorgio l wrote:
> hi everybody. I 've used gnumeric on linux for thelatest 3 years and now I
> hope to see it running on mac os x as well as abiword. abiword is now working
> natively on mac os x (as well as gimp). any project to make also gnumeric
> available on mac os x (not via fink. too complicated...)? thank you for the
> great job
Hi Giorgio,
you might try this:
OpenOSX Office 1.5.1
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suite. With the ease of a double-click installation, in just minutes
experience:
Gnumeric: a world-class spreadsheet with 100% of the functions of
Microsoft* Excel built-in
AbiWord Screen Shot
AbiWord: the award-winning open source alternative to Microsoft* Word
SodiPodi ScreenShot
SodiPodi: a powerful Vector image manipulation program
Diagram Screenshot
Diagram: complete flexible flowchart software
What exactly is OpenOSX Office?
We have hand built and customized the powerful open source "GNOME Office"
for Mac OS X, delivering complete integration, installed by our fast and
user-friendly package.
GNOME is a popular free desktop environment included with many
distributions of Linux including RedHat. Mac OS X, having its own desktop
environment, does not include the exhaustive list of support libraries
required to run GNOME Office, so with great care and pride, we have built
them for you.
In the process wehave married the GNOME environment with Mac OS X offering
native functionality including preferred web browser support, Print Center
support, linkable files and our exclusive "OpenOSX Office" Cocoa
application that enables system-wide recognition of supported file types
including Microsoft® Word and Excel documents. This allows any of the many
supported file types to be opened in the appropriate software by
double-clicking or dragging files to its icon.
To our knowledge there simply is not a faster or easier way possible to
get similar functionality installed in Mac OS X. In the same time it takes
to copy 480 MB to your hard disk, you can be running this awesome suite,
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There are other ways to get "Gnome Office" working on your Mac, but if
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-- Ryan Pavlik -- "He who teaches me for a day is my father for life." --Chinese Proverb
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