Re: Help uninstalling extra languages from Open Office

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Mike McCarty wrote:

yonas abraham wrote:

Mike McCarty wrote:

I have Open Office installed on my machine FC2. At the time I did
the install, either I missed the ability to specify what to install
or it wasn't presented. In either case, I wound up with a nearly
1GB directory tree. I would like to shrink this if possible.
In particular, I don't speak or use most of the languages in the
language pack. I might find Spanish and German useful, but not
any of the rest. I've used man, info, and Google, but haven't had
any success at finding out how to *remove* the language pack,
or portions thereof. Reading the OO FAQ hasn't helped, either.

Would anyone direct me where to do a more successful search for this
information, please?

Mike



try

yum remove openoffice-i18n


$ yum provides openoffice-i18n
...
Looking in available packages for a providing package
No packages found
Looking in installed packages for a providing package
No packages found

Thanks for the reply, but this doesn't seem to be it.

But I was able to find

$ yum provdies "openoffice*"

to give some stuff for openoffice.org-i18n, so perhaps that's it.

Even better is, how would I find out which package to remove?
I don't want to have to bother the list just to find out such
information.

Mike


If you use the official FC2 OOo packages, it comes on three rpms openoffice.org-1.1.1-4.i386.rpm, openoffice.org-i18n-1.1.1-4.i386.rpm and openoffice.org-libs--1.1.1-4.i386.rpm. the language packeges are in the il8n rpm. so when you run rpm -qa |grep openoffice you should see the il8n rpm as one of the three. But in FC4 each language comes as a seperate rpm file.

I am not even sure if yumex is compatable with the yum that comes with FC2.



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