The first paragraph in this was saved as "Title-lead" paragraph style. I
exported it to PDF (in which it maintained this style), closed it, then
opened it, and now it looks like this, the first paragraph having
changed to "Default Style". (Strangely, a header and footer also seem to
have been added
Public bug reported:
Since installing the most recent PPA version of LibreOffice writer in
Saucy, I find that whenever I close and then reopen an odt file, one or
more random paragraphs have been changed from whatever style they were
("Text Body", "Heading 2," etc.) to "Default Style." Each time I
Thanks for following up. I've updated to the PPA version of libreoffice
(1:4.1.4~rc2-0ubuntu1~saucy1~ppa1). I'll report back if the problem
happens again. I'm not sure I will locate a file that consistently
demonstrates the problem--it has happened with a range of short and long
text documents and
Thanks for following up. I haven't had this issue with the past few
releases.
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I should add that I reported essentially the same problem back in 2008
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org/+bug/190768)
with openoffice.org and the problem is the same in libreoffice today,
except that the backups tend to be several days rather than several
hours older.
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In response to a question above, I have an updated 13.10 system and the
version of Java selected in LibreOffice is 1.8.0-ea (Oracle Java 8).
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Status: New => Invalid
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openoffice.org restores old backup file after
This is STILL a problem in the most recent version of LibreOffice. The
latest time, a crash wasn't even involved. I cleanly closed LibreOffice
and restarted my computer. When I reopend LibreOffice, I got the
dialogue asking if I wanted to restore 2 files. I thought that was
strange because it hadn'
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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openoffice.org restores old backup file after
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Status: Expired => New
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Title:
soffice.bin crashed with SIGABRT in os::shutdown()
Same thing happening here. I can't get any of the parts of seahorse to
work with one another at all.
Initially, if I just boot up and then try to sign or encrypt a file
using the seahorse nautilus plugin, I see the dialogue to choose which
key to sign with, but then nothing happens. I check and se
Sorry, I meant to say libreoffice. As you can see, I reported this bug
concerning libreoffice, not openoffice.org.
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Title:
so
Any idea whether apport has updated for openoffice in order to complete
this bug report? I'm still experiencing this crash quite often,
sometimes several times in close succession. Lately it hasn't been
restoring an old backup file, so currently my main problem is simply the
crash.
I had forgotten
I've continued to experience the same crash at least once and sometimes
several times a day, although not always with faulty recovery of old
autosaved files. Please note that even though two bugs have been marked
as duplicates of this one, they're reporting on two separate problems--
one is a persi
It crashed while a number of files were open and on more than one
occasion. On each occasion a different set of files is open with no
common denominator. The spreadsheet that caused the earlier crash I
reported was students' confidential grades so I can't upload that one.
But I'm attaching the file
I've resubmitted the same bug here through apport after it recurred:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/+bug/1178857 . The
bug is definitely persistent and makes using this version of LibreOffice
very risky.
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Title:
LibreOffice crashes, then restores a backup file several days old
Public bug reported:
I was applying a conditional format to a range including several hundred
cells when libreoffice Calc froze and then crashed. When I reopened
libreoffice, it asked if I wanted to recover several files. I knew
something was wrong because some of the files it asked to recover had
And Ctrl-D doesn't work for me either since I upgraded to 13.04 today,
so apparently the cog is the only way to bookmark (even though it still
lists the "Ctrl-D" shortcut next to it).
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Ah, I'm glad to see there is a way (the cog) to add bookmarks. If this
is how it is by design, it still seems like a HUGE usability issue that
you have to Google around to figure out how to add a bookmark, whereas
in the past there were a number of more intuitive ways to do it (drag &
drop, right c
I can confirm that Dave Turvene's driver works for me. Thanks, great
news!
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Title:
Touchpad of Fujitsu LifeB
I second that this is extremely important. In Precise, I could just
disable lo-menubar, and it made no difference that the menu appeared in
the window instead of at the top of the screen. Now I have to choose
between using keyboard shortcuts (by uninstalling libreoffice-gnome
/libreoffice-gtk) and
I was able to reproduce it with this scaled-down document (I'm not
sending the original problem documents because they're unpublished
papers that shouldn't be available publicly yet). All documents work on
my other computer. I think the problem may be that for some reason
Ubuntu has created 1MB /tm
Public bug reported:
Last night I was working on several files, closed them, then attempted
to reopen them and got a dialog saying:
<<
The file 'x.odt' is corrupt and therefore cannot be opened. LibreOffice can
attempt to repair the file.
The corrupt document could be the result of document man
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Title:
LibreOffice saves my files, next time I attempt to open them it says
they're corrupt
Status in “libreoffice” package
So I know we all have opinions about this and I'm not a developer, but
in my view it's a big (not invalid) bug to make people lose their
settings on upgrading. I guarantee there are lots of users like me who
want to use their settings and don't want to spend hours Googling and
going through Launchp
I'm not advocating doing it silently. There are many packages that ask
on upgrading if the user wants to update configuration or user details
to conform with the new standard. It seems it would be relatively easy
to have a dialog that says something like "This version of LibreOffice
stores user dat
Thanks for checking up on this. I'm not sure it's the same problem as
the other reported bug, since that had to do with recent files not
showing up at all, and this has to do with clicking to open one file and
the file next to it in the list opening. But in any case I'm now using
3.5.0 (most recent
I would think that would be the ideal solution (either copying or moving
or symlinking). Otherwise everyone's going to wonder where their
settings went and will waste a lot of time trying to figure out how to
fix it.
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Isn't it still a bug if the only way to upgrade from LibreOffice 3.4 to
3.5 is to do extensive searching on-line about where the config files
go? Is this something an average user is supposed to know? I've spent
hours doing Google searches for how to migrate. Shouldn't there be some
warning when yo
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Title:
After upgrading to LibreOffice 3.5/Precise, LibreOffice stops using my
personal settings
Status in “libreoffice” pac
Public bug reported:
I just upgraded from Ubuntu 11.10 to 12.4 and LibreOffice no longer uses
any of my personal settings from the previous version (file history,
spelling, autocorrect, extensions, etc.). Everything is still in my
~/.libreoffice/3/user/ folder, but LibreOffice simply doesn't seem
I would like to add that this bug is actually much more obtrusive than
my original comment makes it out to be.
1) Any time network manager has a hard time connecting to a router--even if I'm
right next to the router and, for example, the router gets unplugged and
rebooted--it seems to think it's
Thanks for the tip to uninstall lo-menubar. This solves the window menu
problem and the problem that it's impossible to access menus using Alt-F
etc., which was also making LibreOffice unworkable for me.
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Since upgrading to Oneiric, when I click on a file in the "Recent
Documents" list, LibreOffice opens another file adjacent to it in the
list about 50% of the time. So there seems to be a discrepancy between
the file names displayed in the list and the files those positions poi
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Title:
Wrong file selected from "Recent Documents" list in file menu
Status in “libreoffice” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug de
Public bug reported:
When I am using my netbook in a different room from where the router is
and have a weak connection, sometimes network-manager has a hard time
connecting and prompts me for a password, with the password field filled
with the correct password (although hidden). Normally I hit "c
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Status in “network-manager” package in Ubuntu:
Oh I see, yes there is a tiny "Find Text" box that appears in the upper-
right edge of one of my toolbars, but even when I click on the arrow
button to expand it, some extra functions are available but still no
text box to see what I'm searching for. So this bug seems to go back to
a design flaw. T
** Summary changed:
- Libreoffice search and replace window invisible
+ Libreoffice "Find" window invisible
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Libreoffi
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Libreoffice search and replace window invisible
Status in “libreoffice” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
S
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to oneiric, whenever I press Ctrl-F or click on Edit ->
Find in LibreOffice, no dialogue window appears, yet I can still enter a
search term (without any visual feedback) and press Enter and
LibreOffice will find the first instance of the word. Strangely, "Find
Public bug reported:
Whenever I restart Firefox and it opens my tabs from previous sessions,
there is almost always an extra tab to the right of all the others with
an address like http://111956611/ (this was the last number I got--each
time it's different). I have no idea if this is caused by an
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When I restart Firefox with previous tabs, an extra tab opens and
tries to connect to a URL composed of random numbers
S
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Title:
LibreOffice crashes 100% of time if I leave it for an hour or more
Status in “libreoffice” package in Ubuntu:
New
B
Public bug reported:
For several months now (since Maverick) LibreOffice has crashed
consistently every time I have left it unused for an extended period of
time, I believe around an hour or more, including if I suspend my
computer. LibreOffice will appear to be functioning, but then if I
attempt
Public bug reported:
According to the help page on adding download actions
(http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Managing%20file%20types#w_adding-
download-actions), if one clicks on a file type that Firefox does not
already have an action for, it will ask whether you want to "Open with"
an applica
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Title:
No way to open docx files directly from firefox--only option to save
allowed
Status in “firefox” package in Ubuntu:
Ne
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