A 64-bit VM is used to build 64-bit releases. But is important to document how to build on CentOS 5 since this is where the release through 4.1.x are built.Ī 32-bit VM is used to build 32-bit releases. As it is a very old environment, it is not recommended to use it for your first build. When your system is ready, step to the next chapter.ĬentOS 5 is our reference environment for build through the 4.1.x series. Select your distribution of choice and follow the corresponding chapter. This chapter lists some Linux distributions the developers have experience with. However, any modern distribution should be able to build Apache OpenOffice. Releases are built using CentOS and Fedora virtual machines. A historical version of the step-by-step instructions for different platforms can be found here.
This version limits itself to either relatively recent versions of operating systems, or systems in which the OpenOffice PMC are activity using. A more thorough explanation of what the individual steps do and why they are necessary can be found in the building guide. This page is intended as a collection of simple step-by-step recipes to build Apache OpenOffice from source code on Linux. 1.2 CentOS 7 and Fedora 19 for AOO 4.2.x and later.1 Preparation of the development system.
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