Converting "libreofficecalc" from rpm to .deb

[razedafear]

Hi

I am trying to install"libreofficecalc". I got a tar.gz file from here http://www.libreoffice.org/download/, When i extracted it, i has two folder viz readmes and RPMS (with whole bunch of .rpm packages.), under RPMS their is a sub folder named desktop integeration folder(again with 3 .rpm package) I know i can get them converted through alien but the question is which package do i have to convert. Do i need to convert them one buy one to .deb and if i do that, i think i would still need one single .deb installer package to install. I am using Ubuntu 10.04 amdx64
Attaching the screenshots. Please help

Thanks

[zombifier25]

You can do that, but... isn't it easier to just download the .tar.gz which provides .deb?
FYI, you have to install ALL OF THOSE PACKAGES.

[razedafear]

You can do that, but... isn't it easier to just download the .tar.gz which provides .deb?
FYI, you have to install ALL OF THOSE PACKAGES.

Do you have any link for a .tar.gz providing .deb,??? I could'nt find any.

[razedafear]

http://packages.debian.org/sid/libreoffice-calc
http://packages.debian.org/search?ke...breoffice-calc

Got these, but which one to pick?

[zombifier25]

http://download.documentfoundation.o...b_en-US.tar.gz

[razedafear]

\m/ cheers mate..this should work. Thankssss

[razedafear]

http://download.documentfoundation.o...b_en-US.tar.gz

oops.. this gave an error for wrong architecture. mine is x64bit. this one is for x32, any links for x64bit.

[cmcanulty]

why not just use the software center?

[razedafear]

why not just use the software center?

i cant find this in software center, nor in the synaptic manager..

[spcwingo]

oops.. this gave an error for wrong architecture. mine is x64bit. this one is for x32, any links for x64bit.

http://download.documentfoundation.o...b_en-US.tar.gz

After extracting open a terminal and issue these commands:

cd /path/to/extracted/debs

replacing "path/to/extracted/debs" with the actual path to that folder containing the debs.

sudo dpkg -i ./*.deb

cd desktop-integration

sudo dpkg -i ./*.deb