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Hi :)
No need to "beat yourself up over it".  Your initial post made enough sense
that people were able to run with it.  Effectively it was little more than
a typo and under a stress that none of us enjoy but a few have had to
endure = so i think we can appreciate it being such a tiny and
understandable inaccuracy.

So, both your posts are very much appreciated - as always.
Many regards from
Tom :)




On 11 October 2015 at 16:48, Andreas Säger <villeroy@t-online.de> wrote:

Andreas Säger wrote
If you don't want any desktop integration because you want to use the new
suite as a secondary suite, rename/remove the desktop-ingegration.deb
file
_before_ running dpkg and everything *should* be fine IMHO.

Oh, that was sloppy posting because renaming won't prevent that file from
being installed together with the other *.deb files (unless you renamed the
deb extension). This _may_ fail if there is some other suite installed.

1) Do nothing and run sudo dpkg -i *.deb if there is no other suite owning
/usr/bin/soffice

2) Move the desktop-integration.deb to the trash bin if you don't want the
desktop integration for this office suite.

3) If you want desktop integration for the newly installed suite AND there
is an /usr/bin/soffice file from another suite, then you should indeed make
a subdirectory and move that particular deb file before running sudo dpkg
-i
*.deb in the DEBS directory without additional switch. This should run
without error. And then run sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite *.deb in that
subdirectory in order to make this office suite the primary one overwriting
any /usr/bin/soffice. The overwrite switch applies only to this particular
package with this particular problem when there is another suite owning
/usr/bin/soffice.

The desktop-integration*.deb should reside in a separate subdirectory but
the LO guys always know better. Simply applying the overwrite switch to all
the *.deb packages may resolve unforeseen dependencies by overwriting
essential files of alternative office suites which would damage these
installations.

Thank you for your attention.



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