(incubating) | The Free and Open Productivity Suite
Announcing Apache OpenOffice 3.4

Porting Project

Project Owner: Martin Hollmichel

OpenOffice.org is a productivity suite which is already available on a lot of platforms. The porting project works on making it available on even more platforms.

For information on porting the office suite, see the following documents:

Porting Status for Various Operating Systems

Ports in Development

Ports Available Now

* No patches available yet. 
  • linux-logoLinux Intel (glibc version >2.1.x, 32-bit) 
  • linux.ppcLinux PowerPC
  • link(2) OpenSolarissolarisSolaris (Sparc and x86) 
  • Windows NT, Windows2000, Windows2003, WindowsXP, Windows Vista, Windows98/ME 
  • freebsdFreeBSD
  • Linux/Sparc

To create a new port, please contact Apache OO Dev list.
 

Modules in Porting Project

Module

Function
sal (osl/rtl namespaces)

System Abstraction Layer. Low level API for the integration of all supported platforms. Defines a platform independent C language API to be used in a generic way in higher layers. 

 

To Do's

List

Contact
Release of successful ports on regular basis
Once ports (e.g. *BSD) have been made, people are needed for preparing and providing the builds on a regular basis 		Apache OO Dev list
Create a new port
There is a certain demand for doing a port e.g. for HP/UX. AIX, OS/2 etc.
At the moment there are no efforts visible for such a port. Create one ! 		Apache OO Dev list

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