There are three accompanying font packages, designed to support WordPerfect, named fonts-16 (included in the Light Edition and the Full Edition but not the Starter Edition), and font-69 and fonts-115 (both included in the Full Edition only). On the CDs of Corel Linux, the core WordPerfect 8.1 code is contained in a deb package named wp-full in the case of the Light Edition and the Full Edition, or wpx-free in the case of the Starter Edition. It is installed via a script which no longer runs in current distros. WordPerfect 8.2 installs its own support library and a pre-configured printer destination. Apart from the repackaging, it is believed to differ little from WordPerfect 8.1. This may conveniently be referred to as WordPerfect 8.2, although it is identified as WP with the same release date. There is also a repackaged version of WordPerfect, which was issued by Corel on a CD in 2003. It requires a password to enable it to be run indefinitely. This CD also contains WordPerfect 8.1, but with even fewer fonts.
There is also a Starter Edition of Corel Linux 1.0, which was included on a CD provided with a book entitled "Corel LINUX OS Starter Kit: The Official Guide", by Joseph Merlino and Katherine Wrighton, published by Osborne/Corel Press in 2000. WordPerfect 8.1 was released only as part of Corel Linux, and never by itself on other media. These editions of WordPerfect may conveniently be referred to respectively as the Light Edition and the Full Edition. But in each case there is a Standard Edition and a Deluxe Edition of Corel Linux, and the Standard Edition contains fewer fonts for use by WordPerfect than the Deluxe Edition. Both version 1.0 and version 1.2 of Corel Linux include WordPerfect 8.1, and there is no difference between the versions of WordPerfect contained in these versions. WordPerfect of Linux 8.1 was released by Corel Corp in 1999 on boxed CDs as part of the Corel Linux OS, which was issued as a Standard Edition and a Deluxe Edition. Installing WordPerfect 8.1 for Linux on a distro current in 2019 I intend on ref source material of Peter Stone article to attempt install. When I have a chance to test this I will replace with my own notes of the process.
Be thankful for Peter Stone and a community that is devoted to WordPerfect and create current user guides to allow us the ability to install and use this wonderful Word Processor (with reveal codes and all!)
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