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Hi. I am new to arch and have really been enjoying it. My install went mostly smoothly- I was able to figure out anything I needed to know. Now for my question: Has anyone installed lotus symphony on arch? I put it on my girlfriend's W7rc last night and I really would like to use it. I like open office, but I feel like symphony would be more intuitive for me. The only LS 1.3 downloads on the IBM site are RPM or DEB. Any thoughts?
P.S. I tried to scour the forums before I posted this so I hope this question hasn't already been addressed.
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Lotus Symphony is in the AUR along with the other Lotus Notes components.
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?K … t=0&PP=100
Last edited by miau (2009-07-30 18:22:24)
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Thanks! ![]()
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Related thread, maybe.
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Lotus Symphony is *not* in AUR. The lotus "symphony component" is not the Lotus Symphony office suite.
It should also be noted that the packages on the IBM page are all binary-style, in other words more than just simple archives. I've been eying this software for a while, and still can't find a way to get it running on Arch(aside from using the old v1.0, which was distro-agnostic).
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Thanks for the link - I had seen that.
Oh I see
That's a bit dissapointing. It's a really attractive program- it would really suit the OCD in me.... If anybody has had any success or figured out another way to get it working please chime in.
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Any news about making it work on Arch?
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