change the location of the langpack from LO-package to systems library. Perhaps this could be done always so no check is necessary.Ģ. or LO is started by the langpack-install script and killed immediately after that so gatekeeper has had it's chance.
#Apache openoffice 4.1.2 language pack install
a warning dialog is given in language of the langpack that LO has to run one time to install a langpack.ġ.2. when installing a langpack, the installer checks if a first run of LO has taken place (is that possible?). There is also a rights problem with the lang-pack install, see separate bug report: īesides fixing I see two possible workarounds:ġ. Since most non-English users automatically install lang-pack over a new LO installation without first running the install, it means that most non-English users will run into this problem. Modified LO installation, and allows to open LO (at least on 10.10.2)."
Installed into it, it appears that Gatekeeper does not re-verify the If the installed LO had already been started before the language pack is You should move it to the Trash." error and Installed into it, trying to open LO leads to a "'LibreOffice' isĭamaged and can't be opened. If the installed LO had never been started before the language pack is LO installation, which is not endorsed at least by the updated (>=
"For another, our language pack mechanism copies files into an existing I am pasting its most important part for this bug report regarding OS X lang-pack installation mechanism: mailing list sub-thread starting at "Re: OS X build signature" This entry was posted in Arca Noae, News and tagged arcaos, blue lion, company, components, driver, ecomstation, os/2, shop, site, software, store, strategy, subscription on Jby Lewis Rosenthal.Please cf.
#Apache openoffice 4.1.2 language pack drivers
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