Fastest way to get libreoffice betas on archlinux?

hi,
I noticed that the libreoffice 3.6 series will have a feature that would enormously simplify some work i have to do. So my question is, assuming that i don't want to compile the whole libreoffice, what's the fastest way to instal libreoffice 3.6 betas on archlinux?
Is there some unstable repository that i'm not aware of? Or a way to install deb or rpm packages? Or anything I completely ignore?
thanks

I may be missing something, but aren't a lot of these suggestions ignoring the OP's main question: is there somewhere to get it WITHOUT compiling from source. All these options would require compiling. That said, the OP probably should do his own search. Here are a couple of freebies:
You could check through the unofficial repos to see if any of them have it.
Otherwise it is possible to convert a deb and/or rpm. See here for an example.

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<fines-b-ot:B2AA001R decimals="0" contextRef="ctx_DAA001C" unitRef="KRW">0</fines-b-ot:B2AA001R>
<fines-b-ot:B3AA001R decimals="0" contextRef="ctx_AAA001C" unitRef="KRW">0</fines-b-ot:B3AA001R>
<fines-b-ot:B3AA001R decimals="0" contextRef="ctx_BAA001C" unitRef="KRW">1</fines-b-ot:B3AA001R>
</xbrli:xbrl>

Using 11g along XML indexes can greatly improve this XQuery. We can discuss further offline.
Regards,
Geoff

Fastest way to get count

Hi
I am having big table "BT" around 5,00,000 records in a table. this table is having various columns
a, b,c,d,e,f,g .....etc
I am having following indexes on a table
1/ unique index a, b, c, d, e, f, g
2/ index a, b, c, d
3/ index a, b
4/ index a, o,p,q
5/ index r, s, t, u, v
I am doing count(*) on a table where e = < some condition > and g = dt
It is doing fast index full table scan. But it is taking more than 30 mins.
I can not activate parallel query option. Can it be done faster way ?
thanks & regards
PJP

The only index that contains both e and g is the first one and it's pretty wide. I agree with cd, you should try an index on g,e or e,g. remember, the order of columns in an index is a strategic decision so you need to consider things like the uniqueness of e and g. In general put the more unique one first. You also need to consider how often e and g are used in other queries. In general, the column referenced in the where cluse of the most queries should be placed first. The 2 general recommendations I mention sometimes contradict each other and that is where you need to make a judgement call

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I've got an EyeTV 200 hooked up to my MacBook Pro to record TV shows for playback in iTunes and on a video iPod. Right now, I must record the show with the EyeTV, then convert the recording for the iPod. That extra step doubles the time needed to get an iPod-friendly show.
Can EyeTV record the content directly to an iPod-friendly format? I tried recording in mp4 format and then pulling from the EyeTV recording package just the mpg movie file. But neither QuickTime nor iTunes recognizes the file. VLC does, but that isn't the goal.
If EyeTV can't do this in one step, is there some other hardware/software combination that will? Elgato's Turbo.264 device seems to simply speed up conversion of already existing video files -- again a two-step process, albeit faster. It would be ideal if it could record and encode for the iPod at the same time.
Thanks!
Message was edited by: Steve Porritt
Message was edited by: Steve Porritt

Might LINQ be an option for you? Using
LINQPad and the
SharePoint Connector, you should be able to write a query that'll retrieve this data, from which you can tabulate it. I'm not sure how you'd be able to automate this any further so that it's then imported in as list.
For something more specific, I used a third party tool called the
Lightning Tools Lightning Conductor, which is essence a powerful content roll-up tool. In one of my solutions, I created a calculated column that gave an order / ranking on each item, so that when lists were combined, they'd still have some form of
order. The web part is also fairly customisable and has always proven a useful tool.
Hope that helps.
Steven Andrews
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My equipment: very fast brand new Win7 x64 Pro system, 32GB RAM, fast 12 core CPU, nVidia CUDA GTX 6xx series GPU.
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I installed arch yesterday. I set every thing to "Turkish" i had no problems till this morning. I started my computer and the language was back to english.
# /etc/rc.conf - Main Configuration for Arch Linux
# LOCALIZATION
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KEYMAP="trq"
CONSOLEFONT=
CONSOLEMAP=
USECOLOR="yes"
[/quote]
[color=#FF0000]
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The last time I installed yaourt I had the problem that it couldn't find any packages from the AUR. Do I have to do someting to make it work after I installed it? I tried it out-of-box.
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Last edited by Pliskin (2011-01-01 13:23:32)

Happy new year everybody
I just solved the locale problem. If someone (like me) will use the autostart.sh in the official openbox site will get this error. Look at this:
# Run the system-wide support stuff
. $GLOBALAUTOSTART
# Programs to launch at startup
hsetroot ~/wallpaper.png &
xcompmgr -c -t-5 -l-5 -r4.2 -o.55 &
# SCIM support (for typing non-english characters)
export LC_CTYPE=ja_JP.utf8
export XMODIFIERS=@im=SCIM
export GTK_IM_MODULE=scim
export QT_IM_MODULE=scim
scim -d &
# Programs that will run after Openbox has started
(sleep 2 && fbpanel) &
I removed the ja_JP.utf-8 and this problem was solved. Thanks for @Cedeel and @karol for their help.
Now I still don't know in which way I should load my openbox. Details in the first post

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Is importing with FCP and using Compressor/Episode Pro on a Mac Pro/Xserve faster than putting the cards into a AJA KiPro and using that convert then adding the media to the Xsan over FW800?
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