OO.O installation (Linux)

I installed OO.O (I think), but for some reason a whereis isn't turning it up (I'm using Linux). Does anyone know what the executable name for it is? It's not openoffice, office, openoffice.org, or oo.o - I tried a whereis for all of those. Does anyone know?

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check the readme file or any documentation that the website gives.

The README documentation doesn't really help... there's no install documentation included. That's normally how I find these things, but OO.O must think they're special or something, so they don't need documentation. They have to have a fancy installer. Why can't I just do a ./configure, make, make install? I think that's easy. At least I know where stuff's installed if I do that.

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I'll check tonight on my laptop if you haven't found it yet.

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I looked in RH and it's oowriter (for writer), but I did a whereis and can't find it. I also did a find / -name oowriter and returned nothing. This is really ticking me off because I know it installed properly, and I can't install AbiWord (which would be the editor of my choice) because it requires Gnome.

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