Or should it be --without-helppack-integration that affects it? Or
both? Why do we need both these switches? And what does that
irritating "integration" thing mean again? Does
--without-helppack-integration mean "yes, do build helppacks, but
don't integrate them"?
configurable at build time via ABOUTBOXPRODUCTVERSIONSUFFIX in
instsetoo_native/util/openoffice.lst
configurable at runtime via registry/data/org/openoffice/Setup.xcu
and ooSetupVersionAboutBoxSuffix property
+ added ProductName (a required parameter), It is LibreOffice
+ CompanyName is configurable, it is $(OOO_VENDOR), that is set
--with-vendor configure switch. If not set, then CompanyName is
empty string which is fine, too.
+ Binary file version and FileVersion string show the same value,
and version number is sane: main version + subversion + microversion
+ build number, such as 3.5.0.0
+ LegalCopyright text is the same as in the About box, year range
can be set in minor.mk
- removed archaic and overcomplicated version number calculating macros
- removed version.lst, copied relevant content to minor.mk
- removed binary RCDATA resources, I don't think they were of any use
The desktop integration searched for the package name by the dash "-"
delimiter on many locations. It was not easy to add support for
package names with the dash.
In addition, there was an inconsistence. Most package names used the
"libo-dev" prefix name but the ure packages used "lodev". It was
installed into the prefix /opt/lo-dev.
So, I remaned everything to "lodev". It removed the inconsistence
and solved solution with the dash.
+ it currently includes just the smoketest and is available only for Linux
+ the side effect is that it builds the smoketest before instsetoo_native
+ it runs it only during dev-install when the variable RUN_SMOKETEST == YES
* the *.ico files were simply copied around, for the msi templates,
and then later customized by copying nologobanner/install onto
them
* now holding only one copy of the icons, removed later-deleted
other *.bmp files
