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Re: bug ?
by Marcelo Barreto Nees on Saturday 27/Nov/2004, @09:36
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Hi Alexandre.
It's working for me.
I'm using KDE 3.3.1 on Debian (unstable).
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Re: bug ?
by alexandre on Sunday 28/Nov/2004, @01:35
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what distro you are using?
I am using gentoo + kde 3.3.1.
(você é brasileiro?)
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Eita (pfffeew)
by Zab Ert on Sunday 28/Nov/2004, @15:17
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O cara acabou de dizer que usa Debian e você perguta qual distro? (the guy just sai he uses Debian and you ask which distro?)
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Re: bug ?
by daniele on Monday 29/Nov/2004, @07:59
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Hi Marcelo!!
i saw you're using debian... i'm using kde 3.2 and i tryed to install OOo from the package above... how can i get it working? i 've insatlled with ./setup in a folder /etc/local/OpenOffice and i've tryed ./soffice ... i can see something (splash) and than it crash.... could you help me ?
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Re: bug ?
by Marcelo Barreto Nees on Monday 29/Nov/2004, @09:59
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Hi Daniele.
I just did the following, as root:
# apt-get remove openoffice.org
# tar -zxvf OOo_1.1.3-kde_LinuxIntel_install.tar.gz
# cd OOo_1.1.3-kde_LinuxIntel_install
# ./install
and then, as a common user:
$ /usr/local/OpenOffice.org1.1.3/setup
To open the writer (for instance):
$ /usr/local/OpenOffice.org1.1.3/program/swriter
Are you using Debian woody (stable)?
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Re: bug ?
by daniele on Monday 29/Nov/2004, @17:03
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I'm using sarge (testing) , that is to be upgraded ... i sw some packages are considered stable...
I've tryied several different installations .. also just installing it as common user, to use it for ex i run ./soffice, i saw the splash and than as i tryed to run an app (swriter) or whatever... it crashed.
I'll install it again and i'll report the konqueor's error exactly
cu
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Re: bug ?
by Marcelo Barreto Nees on Tuesday 30/Nov/2004, @03:18
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OOo chashes for me when I run ./soffice too.
But it works if I run swriter, for example.
What occurs if you start swriter this way?
$ /usr/local/OpenOffice.org1.1.3/program/swriter
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Re: bug ?
by daniele on Tuesday 30/Nov/2004, @08:38
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Weel i found the reason.... it crashed if i used swriter or ./swriter, i could run soffice and ./soffice but when i chosed new file opening draw, swriter impress and so on ... then it crashed.... i thought it was becouse of the windows style , and kcontrol --- windows style --- changeg in "keramic" --- and it worked . the style i used was
"kwin-style-baghira_0.5h-1sarge_i386.deb"
under kde 3.2.
Now i'm using a different baghira style (0.5.2) and it works perfectly.
i was thinking It would be nice if in the next release of kde-openoffice was integrated the "top mac style menu" ...
And what about icons.... but this is another story....
thanks marcelo it was a good stimulus to know someone was using this OOo under debian.
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Re: bug ?
by Anonymous on Tuesday 30/Nov/2004, @09:23
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Baghira is also responsible for several other filed application crash reports at bugs.kde.org. Better don't use it.
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Re: bug ?
by daniele on Tuesday 30/Nov/2004, @09:51
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yes but i love it.... now it works perfectly ...
PS: i'll open a discussion about icons .... based on this:
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=7131&vote=good&tan=96629828
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=8529
take a look ...
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Re: bug ? (IMPORTANT, PLEASE FIX THIS)
by Björn Spåra on Monday 28/Feb/2005, @11:58
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Yes, I noticed that too. Looks like when passing non english character file names from KFileDialog (?) on to OOo to actually open the file the name gets mangled due to some charset incompatibillity and an error message is produced.
If I try to open a file named "file_with_ö.sxw" in my home dir I get an OOo error dialog saying:
"Error loading document file:///home/bjorn/file_with_%F6.sxw: /home/bjorn/file_with_%F6.sxw does not exist."
Hope this helps the one who will solve this for all us non english users.. I'm to lazy/stupid/lazy and lazy.. ;)
Sayonnara!
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Re: bug ? (IMPORTANT, PLEASE FIX THIS)
by Patrice Gauvin on Thursday 16/Feb/2006, @11:17
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Giuseppe said to me :
There is a bug report for this in qa.mandriva.com, and sound a problem in the kde filepicker, but the same happens into 2.0.1-1mdk but I don't have a patch (and the same bug seems persisting even in latest milestone m156).
Note that you can change the dialog box either from env var:
export OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=kde
or
export OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=gnome
before running ooffice2.0, either from menu Tools/Option/General => Use OpenOffice.org dialogs.
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