22 Nov
2012
22 Nov
'12
1:27 p.m.
Hello everyone,
For my LibreOffice remaster, I did a nice welcome PDF file with pictures and instructions
to put on the desktop of the LiveCD. I did it with LibreOffice on my PCLOS 2012 TDE
remaster. I wrote the file, saved it and exported it to PDF. When I opened the PDF file,
it looked right as it should, but I wanted to change something in it. So, when I re-opened
my .odt LibreOffice file, all of the images that were cropped weren't cropped at the
same place and their width and height had changed. I had some arrows to point icons on the
pictures and they weren't too at the right place.
To check if it wasn't just a bug on my remaster, I opened the file on my regular PC
with PCLOS 2012 KDE edition. Te text appeared in the wrong way, exactly as it appeared
when I have re-opened my file on the TDE system.
To see if it was a PCLinuxOS-related bug, I have put back the formatting as it should for
a part of my file, saved and re-opened it. The text was as it should were I have re-made
the formatting...
All this to say that I think that there is some bugs related to the TDE interface used in
LibreOffice.
Can I force LibreOffice to use the GTK2 interface (and how?), as is used on all KDE4
systems. Since I use the QTCurve theme with QT3, QT4 and GTK2, it would still be
well-integrated.
Thank you in advance!
-Alexandre
22 Nov
22 Nov
9:24 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] Page layout problems with the TDE interface for LibreOffice 3.6
Hello everyone,
For my LibreOffice remaster, I did a nice welcome PDF file with pictures
and instructions to put on the desktop of the LiveCD. I did it with
LibreOffice on my PCLOS 2012 TDE remaster. I wrote the file, saved it and
exported it to PDF. When I opened the PDF file, it looked right as it
should, but I wanted to change something in it. So, when I re-opened my
.odt LibreOffice file, all of the images that were cropped weren't cropped
at the same place and their width and height had changed. I had some
arrows to point icons on the pictures and they weren't too at the right
place.
To check if it wasn't just a bug on my remaster, I opened the file on my
regular PC with PCLOS 2012 KDE edition. Te text appeared in the wrong way,
exactly as it appeared when I have re-opened my file on the TDE system.
To see if it was a PCLinuxOS-related bug, I have put back the formatting
as it should for a part of my file, saved and re-opened it. The text was
as it should were I have re-made the formatting...
All this to say that I think that there is some bugs related to the TDE
interface used in LibreOffice.
Did you recompile LibreOffice with TDE support? If not, you are already
using the GTK interface layer, which may be drawing items incorrectly due
to the gtk-qt-theme-engine.
I strongly recommend compiling LibreOffice with its upstream TDE support
enabled; this is what I do for and Ubuntu and the integration works very
well.
Tim
10:10 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] Page layout problems with the TDE interface for LibreOffice 3.6
Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2012 15:24:49 -0600
From: kb9vqf(a)pearsoncomputing.net
To: trinity-users(a)lists.pearsoncomputing.net
Subject: Re: [trinity-users] Page layout problems with the TDE interface for LibreOffice
3.6
As I am comparing it right now with my 2 computers using PCLinuxOS 2012 as a base, the one
using KDE4 runs LibreOffice with the GTK2 interface (I can tell it from the open/save
dialogs) and the one running TDE uses the TDE interface. It has the TDE open/save dialogs
and I don't use the gtk-qt-theme-engine. It is installed but in the TDE control center
it is configured to let the GTK2 apps use GTK2 themes, and not qt theme, so the QTCurve
theme I use in GTK2 apps is a true GTK2 theme.
The 2 systems uses stock LibreOffice. It's as if the regular LibreOffice coming with
PCLOS already has the TDE support enabled... Yes, it is well integrated and it looks
better than the GTK2 interface, but if it is problematic on some level, I'd prefer to
force it to use the GTK2 for now, if I can find how.
Thank you!
-Alexandre
Hello everyone,
For my LibreOffice remaster, I did a nice welcome PDF file with pictures
and instructions to put on the desktop of the LiveCD. I did it with
LibreOffice on my PCLOS 2012 TDE remaster. I wrote the file, saved it and
exported it to PDF. When I opened the PDF file, it looked right as it
should, but I wanted to change something in it. So, when I re-opened my
.odt LibreOffice file, all of the images that were cropped weren't cropped
at the same place and their width and height had changed. I had some
arrows to point icons on the pictures and they weren't too at the right
place.
To check if it wasn't just a bug on my remaster, I opened the file on my
regular PC with PCLOS 2012 KDE edition. Te text appeared in the wrong way,
exactly as it appeared when I have re-opened my file on the TDE system.
To see if it was a PCLinuxOS-related bug, I have put back the formatting
as it should for a part of my file, saved and re-opened it. The text was
as it should were I have re-made the formatting...
All this to say that I think that there is some bugs related to the TDE
interface used in LibreOffice.
Did you recompile LibreOffice with TDE support? If not, you are already
using the GTK interface layer, which may be drawing items incorrectly due
to the gtk-qt-theme-engine.
I strongly recommend compiling LibreOffice with its upstream TDE support
enabled; this is what I do for and Ubuntu and the integration works very
well.
Tim
23 Nov
23 Nov
2:41 p.m.
New subject: [trinity-users] Page layout problems with the TDE interface for LibreOffice 3.6
From: ac586133(a)hotmail.com
To: trinity-users(a)lists.pearsoncomputing.net
Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2012 17:10:02 -0500
Subject: RE: [trinity-users] Page layout problems with the TDE interface for LibreOffice
3.6
Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2012 15:24:49 -0600
From: kb9vqf(a)pearsoncomputing.net
To: trinity-users(a)lists.pearsoncomputing.net
Subject: Re: [trinity-users] Page layout problems with the TDE interface for LibreOffice
3.6
As I am comparing it right now with my 2 computers using PCLinuxOS 2012 as a base, the one
using KDE4 runs LibreOffice with the GTK2 interface (I can tell it from the open/save
dialogs) and the one running TDE uses the TDE interface. It has the TDE open/save dialogs
and I don't use the gtk-qt-theme-engine. It is installed but in the TDE control center
it is configured to let the GTK2 apps use GTK2 themes, and not qt theme, so the QTCurve
theme I use in GTK2 apps is a true GTK2 theme.
The 2 systems uses stock LibreOffice. It's as if the regular LibreOffice coming with
PCLOS already has the TDE support enabled... Yes, it is well integrated and it looks
better than the GTK2 interface, but if it is problematic on some level, I'd prefer to
force it to use the GTK2 for now, if I can find how.
Thank you!
-Alexandre
OK the problem is solved!
I have removed the trinity-gtk-qt-theme-engine and it works just right as it should and I
still use the TDE interface. Even if the option to let GTK2 apps use regular GTK2 theme
was selected, it looks like it was not 100% compatible with the gtk-qt-theme-engine and
LibreOffice and it created this issue.
Some more testing and it will be ready for release!
-Alexandre
Hello everyone,
For my LibreOffice remaster, I did a nice welcome PDF file with pictures
and instructions to put on the desktop of the LiveCD. I did it with
LibreOffice on my PCLOS 2012 TDE remaster. I wrote the file, saved it and
exported it to PDF. When I opened the PDF file, it looked right as it
should, but I wanted to change something in it. So, when I re-opened my
.odt LibreOffice file, all of the images that were cropped weren't cropped
at the same place and their width and height had changed. I had some
arrows to point icons on the pictures and they weren't too at the right
place.
To check if it wasn't just a bug on my remaster, I opened the file on my
regular PC with PCLOS 2012 KDE edition. Te text appeared in the wrong way,
exactly as it appeared when I have re-opened my file on the TDE system.
To see if it was a PCLinuxOS-related bug, I have put back the formatting
as it should for a part of my file, saved and re-opened it. The text was
as it should were I have re-made the formatting...
All this to say that I think that there is some bugs related to the TDE
interface used in LibreOffice.
Did you recompile LibreOffice with TDE support? If not, you are already
using the GTK interface layer, which may be drawing items incorrectly due
to the gtk-qt-theme-engine.
I strongly recommend compiling LibreOffice with its upstream TDE support
enabled; this is what I do for and Ubuntu and the integration works very
well.
Tim
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