Re: Problem with Debian Testing -- Again, Ctrl-c the culprit?

Rene, > Did you try killall soffice.bin / killall -9 soffice.bin? Running `killall -9 soffice.bin' fixed my problem. Thanks! Steve On Apr 29 22:36PM, Rene Engelhard wrote: > Hi, > > Steve C. Thompson wrote: > > I don't know how to fix this. In the p

Problem with Debian Testing -- Again, Ctrl-c the culprit?

e Debian team provides a new release... Does anyone know if OOo typically hangs with a Ctrl-c (I wouldn't recommend testing it yourself!). Possibly this isn't good practice, but I know other graphical programs (the GIMP) can hand this operation. Is this a bug? Thanks, Steve On Mar 18 11:

Re: Problem with Debian Testing [solved]

x27;t know if it is a specific problem to my system or some deeper flaw. If you are interested, a more details description can be found at http://elsteve.com/usageNotes.html#015 Thanks again! Steve On Mar 18 11:13AM, Steve C. Thompson wrote: > Hello Group, > > I'm sure this prob

Re: Problem with Debian Testing [./soffice as root]

un as root so this isn't a solution. Thanks in advance. Steve On Mar 18 10:35AM, Steve C. Thompson wrote: > Hello Group, > > I'm sure this problem has been solved... > > I'm running Debian testing (sarge). OOo has worked fine in the past. > Recently when tr

Problem with Debian Testing

Hello Group, I'm sure this problem has been solved... I'm running Debian testing (sarge). OOo has worked fine in the past. Recently when trying to start OOo I get something like ``OpenOffice.org lockfile found'' and the program won't start. I remove ~/.sversionrc and ~/.openoffice, run again, i