Hi,
I install gnumeric in CentOS 7 with the goffice.rpm and gnumeric.rpm from Fedora 22. Why is not present Gnumeric in the mirrors? And what it means
Thanks,
ramon
Gnumeric
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Re: Gnumeric
I agree... gnumeric has features I haven't seen in LibreOffice's Calc. And, after all, this is Linux. We should always have multiple options.
Re: Gnumeric
I did it the same (dirty) way.ramon wrote:I install gnumeric in CentOS 7 with the goffice.rpm and gnumeric.rpm from Fedora 22.
It's in EPEL for CentOS 6 but unfortunately not (yet) for CentOS 7.Why is not present Gnumeric in the mirrors?
German speaking forum for Fedora and CentOS: https://www.fedoraforum.de/
Re: Gnumeric
It is still not in EPEL repo but you can find it in LUX repo https://centos.pkgs.org/7/lux/gnumeric- ... 4.rpm.html
This is after all a repo advertised as a CentOS 7 repo so perhaps a less "dirty" way is to download the rpm and let yum figure out the dependencies or for that matter enable the entire repo.
BTW at you'll find quite a number of CentOS repos that are not mentioned in the CentOS Wiki as either provided or community approved. Perhaps this is an indication that these are to be used at your own risk but many of them do seem trustworthy enough.
Thought anyone?
Cheers,
gostal
This is after all a repo advertised as a CentOS 7 repo so perhaps a less "dirty" way is to download the rpm and let yum figure out the dependencies or for that matter enable the entire repo.
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Thought anyone?
Cheers,
gostal
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