15 Jun
2017
15 Jun
'17
4:31 p.m.
On Wednesday 14 Jun 2017 13:43:50 Timothy Pearson wrote:
I am regularly using Libreoffice Calc, (the spreadsheet), in TDE R14.0.4 in
Debian 8.7, with no problems at all. Their file picker is perhaps not perfect,
but it is FAR faster than the KDE4 file picker that I used for 6 years, before
switching to TDE. I have also used LibreOffice Writer, (the word processor), in
TDE with no problems at all.
I am not certain about this, because I very rarely use GTK programs now, but
the LibreOffice file picker seems to me to be rather similar to the file picker on
a GTK based program that I did use a lot some years ago, (that was the old GUI
for Cadabra, a computer algebra program).
Chris
On Wednesday
14 June 2017 20.07:20 Timothy Pearson wrote:
As far as I now I have not been using any integration ("Use LibreOffice
dialog
boxes") as an other choice resulted in unusable dialogs. As long as LO
runs I
don't care much for integration.
Thierry
The biggest issue I have with LO is that their file picker is quite
horrible, especially when one is used to the powerful TDE file picker. I
find myself having to launch LO from the *command line* since I can select
the file I want from a *shell* faster than their file picker. :-/
I wonder if we should all just file a bug report on their picker?
Forgive my
ignorance, but does this mean that Libre
Office will not run on TDE or just that
certain integrations will be removed? Thanks for the
clarification.
Uwe Brauer
All LibreOffice integrations for TDE were removed. That means no native
file pickers, the default "ugly" widgets, etc.