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Subject: openoffice.org: Disabling of startup splash screen
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The bootup splash can be disabled (only by the administrator, it
appears, unfortunately, which is something I think needs to be
changed) by:
35789,9> cat /etc/openoffice/sofficerc
[Bootstrap]
Logo=0
But doing so on a slow computer still means I lose input access to
what was running on the screen for a few (many, sometimes) seconds
before openoffice displays, which is some random long time after which
I may have even forgotten that I launched an openoffice session (say,
via the browser). The screen stops being updated, and nothing accepts
input anymore, but I don't recall whether my typed ahead input ends up
in openoffice or not.
So two requests for the splash screen: It should be disableable by the
user, not the admin only, and if disabled, openoffice should not grab
whatever it is grabbing from X and/or the window manager for those few
seconds.
Thanks.
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Subject: closing bugs fixed in 2.0
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Hi,
These bugs are fixed in 2.0.0-1 (or already by a previous version in
experimental) and have been tagged fixed-in-experimental manualy.
I am closing them now.
Regards,
Rene
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