# 22 works perfectly for me on 14.10 and makes all KDEPIM snappier:
I have another solution:
- 1st i run update:
sudo aptitude update
when it is done then:
sudo aptitude purge mysql-server-core-5.6 mysql-client-core-5.6
aptitute will tell it has many dependencies, many packages will be removed ...
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1437846 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1437846
Thanks to Usztan, I did this on 14.10 with MySQL 5.5 and feel that KMail
and so on are definitely "snappier" since
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Follow the advice on this site:
http://nvnsolution.blogspot.in/2012/02/how-to-manually-configure-blogilo-blog.html
remove the existing account you may have used or tried with first. I
eventually managed to get it working.
To Blogilo devs: the manual is SOMEWHAT outdated, the forum does not
exist,
I can report the same on a Dell Vostro 3300 with a built-in Intel
GMA4500HD graph card. Running lucid 10.04 with xorg-edgers ppa for
latest drivers. No restricted driver used (should not be necessary, does
it even exist?).
At any resolution except 1024*768 with 75.1 (why the dot one?) mhz do I
get
As noted in other comments: mine is an "upgrade" installation from Hardy to
Karmic. As Cheney states he can not reproduce on a fresh install I decided to
try something:
1. I removed the /home/user/.openoffice.org directory
2. Started Openoffice.org writer, all settings and plugins gone
3. Created
Sorry - when I say "fresh" I mean I installed on an empty "/" root but
kept an old "home" partition with possibly old settings lingering
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OpenOffice crashes when saving .doc file with "notes" in it, Karmic.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/457220
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I confirm this bug on a fresh install of Karmic Kubuntu. The bug seems
to be related to inserting Notes, not track changes. Docs with Notes can
be saved in other formats (docx, rft) but the notes disappear. Save in
office97/2000 and you get a crash if a note is inserted
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OpenOffice crashes when
Can we "bump" this? the file still exists and is quite severe - I have
for now stopped using the kde filepicker for this reason and gone back
to ugly openoffice.org dialogues
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Openoffice KDE file dialog didn't ask to overwrite exists file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/463251
You received this
To comment on this (the original problem with tables etc): a temporary solution
is to change the option under Openoffice.org "General" to use Openoffice.org
dialogs. That way you avoid the problem until the fix has been released
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table, numbering and image error when saving .doc file
https:/
Apologies: This is US English, installed with Zimbabwe as site. As I
installed from the LiveCD this was with OpenOffice installed as it is
during a "base install" or what one should call it.
On first run of OpenOffice 3.1 I checked for help and got error message
that no helpfile was installed and
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Kubuntu Karmic Alpha 5: openoffice.org installs without the helpfile.
The help file/package has to be installed manually
** Affects: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Openoffice installed without
This bug also exist in Kubuntu 8.04.1 and as I have figured it out this
is how it works:
The Kubuntu team has set up a system where in
/etc/kde3/kdm/backgroundrc
this setting
Wallpaper=default_blue.jpg
will enable kdm startup script to read /etc/default/kdm.d/
so messing with wallpaper in Login M
quote: "The point of this post is to say: This discussion is pointless,
Kubuntu won't be LTS, it will have a KDE 4 install CD and it will be KDE
3 via upgrades."
As you see from other comments and in other discussions the it is not
pointless to the users. The LTS thing is accepted, putting KDE4 in
I of course want KDE4 to be great and all that BUT I have a number of
production machines with reasonably happy users and the last thing I
want is to put them in an untested and/or buggy environment. That said,
I still want to be able to upgrade or do fresh installs when 8.04
arrives as I have some
I just want to add my support to this for whatever it is worth. I would
even suggest branching Kubuntu in a KDE4 "flavor" and a stable KDE 3.5
distro instead of messing with the well working and stable Kubuntu I
use.
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KDE4 should not be standard in 8.04 LTS
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/18278
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