tweak README for Linux a bit

Change-Id: I60769987b1e81cbef0e78662af781309c0b9aaca

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 17 deletions

diff --git a/readlicense_oo/docs/readme.xrm b/readlicense_oo/docs/readme.xrm
index bae4f26b318d..4fd313510bcb 100755
--- a/readlicense_oo/docs/readme.xrm
+++ b/readlicense_oo/docs/readme.xrm
@@ -69,27 +69,15 @@
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-						<p id="s256we" xml:lang="en-US">gtk version 2.10.4 or higher;</p>
-					</li>
-
-					<li>
-						<p id="s2etfseg" xml:lang="en-US">Pentium compatible PC (Pentium III or Athlon recommended);</p>
+						<p id="s255we" xml:lang="en-US">freetype version 2.2.0 or higher;</p>
 					</li>
 
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-						<p id="s2ssdfe" xml:lang="en-US">256 MB RAM (512 MB RAM recommended);</p>
-					</li>
-
-					<li>
-						<p id="n42dfgf" xml:lang="en-US">Up to 1.55 GB available hard disk space;</p>
-					</li>
-
-					<li>
-						<p id="ghjhhr" xml:lang="en-US">X Server with 1024x768 resolution (higher resolution recommended), with at least 256 colors;</p>
+						<p id="s256we" xml:lang="en-US">gtk version 2.10.4 or higher;</p>
 					</li>
 
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-						<p id="wd2dff" xml:lang="en-US">Gnome 2.16 or higher, with the gail 1.8.6 and the at-spi 1.7 packages (required for support for assistive technology [AT] tools), or another compatible GUI (such as KDE, among others).</p>
+						<p id="wd2dff" xml:lang="en-US">Gnome 2.16 or higher, with the gail 1.9 and the at-spi 1.7 packages (required for support for assistive technology [AT] tools), or another compatible GUI (such as KDE, among others).</p>
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 				<p id="Linuxi3a" xml:lang="en-US">There is a wide variety of Linux distributions, and there may be different installation options (KDE vs Gnome, etc.) available from the same Linux vendor. Some distributions ship with their own “native” version of ${PRODUCTNAME}, which may have different features from this community-supplied version of ${PRODUCTNAME}. In many cases, you can install the community-supplied ${PRODUCTNAME} alongside a native version. However, you may prefer to remove the “native” version before installing this community-supplied version. For details on how to do that, please consult the user help resources provided by your particular Linux vendor.</p>
@@ -113,7 +101,7 @@
 			<p id="rpminstall6" xml:lang="en-US">For Mandriva-based systems: sudo urpmi *.rpm</p>
 			<p id="rpminstall7" xml:lang="en-US">For other RPM-based systems (openSUSE, etc.): rpm -Uvh *.rpm</p>
 			<p id="rpminstallE" xml:lang="en-US">The installation process is now completed, and you should have icons for all the ${PRODUCTNAME} applications in your desktop's Applications/Office menu.</p>
-			<p id="rpminstall7a" xml:lang="en-US">Alternatively, you can use the 'install' script, located in the toplevel directory of this archive to perform an installation as a user. The script will set up ${PRODUCTNAME} to have its own profile for this installation, separated from your normal ${PRODUCTNAME} profile.</p>
+			<p id="rpminstall7a" xml:lang="en-US">Alternatively, you can use the 'install' script, located in the toplevel directory of this archive to perform an installation as a user. The script will set up ${PRODUCTNAME} to have its own profile for this installation, separated from your normal ${PRODUCTNAME} profile. Note that this will not install the system integration parts such as desktop menu items and desktop MIME type registrations.</p>
 			<h3 id="sdfsdfgf42t2" xml:lang="en-US">Notes Concerning Desktop Integration for Linux Distributions Not Covered in the Above Installation Instructions</h3>
 			<p id="otherinstall1" xml:lang="en-US">It should be easily possible to install ${PRODUCTNAME} on other Linux distributions not specifically covered in these installation instructions. The main aspect for which differences might be encountered is desktop integration.</p>
 			<p id="otherinstall2" xml:lang="en-US">The RPMS (or DEBS, respectively) directory also contains a package named libreoffice4.1-freedesktop-menus-4.1.0-3.noarch.rpm (or libreoffice4.1-debian-menus_4.1.0-3_all.deb, respectively, or similar). This is a package for all Linux distributions that support the Freedesktop.org specifications/recommendations (<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedesktop.org">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedesktop.org</a>), and is provided for installation on other Linux distributions not covered in the aforementioned instructions.</p>
@@ -164,7 +152,6 @@
 		<div class="LINUX MAC SOLSPARC SOLX86" id="FileLocking">
 			<h2 id="gfh6w" xml:lang="en-US">File Locking</h2>
 			<p id="pji76w" xml:lang="en-US">File locking is enabled by default in ${PRODUCTNAME}. On a network that uses the Network File System protocol (NFS), the locking daemon for NFS clients must be active. To disable file locking, edit the <tt>soffice</tt> script and change the line "<tt>export SAL_ENABLE_FILE_LOCKING</tt>" to "<tt># export SAL_ENABLE_FILE_LOCKING</tt>". If you disable file locking, the write access of a document is not restricted to the user who first opens the document.</p>
-			<p class="note" id="pji76wsdf" xml:lang="en-US">Warning: The activated file locking feature can cause problems with Solaris 2.5.1 and 2.7 used in conjunction with Linux NFS 2.0. If your system environment has these parameters, we strongly recommend that you avoid using the file locking feature. Otherwise, ${PRODUCTNAME} will hang when you try to open a file from a NFS mounted directory from a Linux computer.</p>
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 		<div class="LINUX" id="Graphic Performance">