Please make sure the LibreOffice debug symbol packages are installed: This is when LibreOffice crashes, but one may still continue to use the OS. LibreOffice crashes but system still functional As well, please follow all debugging steps noted in. It could end up being an issue with LibreOffice, but it's best to start with cups in order to rule it out. As well, provide screenshots of how it looks in Draw and Adobe Reader.įor issues printing from LibreOffice please report this against cups first via a terminal:
#Libreoffice ubuntu pdf#
If you are reporting about how a PDF document looks importing into Draw, please attach the file to the bug report before importing into Draw.As well, provide screenshots of how it looks in LibreOffice and Adobe Reader. If you are reporting about how a document looks exporting to Adobe Reader, please attach the file to the bug report before and after exporting to PDF. As well, please post a screenshot of how it looks in LibreOffice and then how it shows in MS Office. If you are reporting about how a document looks importing from MS Office, please save the file in MS Office, then before opening in any other program, attach the document to the bug report. If you are reporting about how a document looks different exporting to MS Office, please attach the document to the bug report immediately after saving via LibreOffice, but before opening in MS Office. As well, please post a screenshot of how it looks in LibreOffice with a specific description about how it should look. If you are reporting about importing a non-MS Office document, please attach the document to the bug report before opening in LibreOffice or in any other program in Ubuntu. Please keep these directories around - if moving the profile helps you, developers might be interested in it to find out what was wrong with it. Comment on the results of performing these techniques in your report. If you installed any extensions, remove them and see if the problem is reproducible. I have the following extensions installed: lo-menubar. Hence, an appropriate triaging response is:ģ) What is expected to happen in Writer is. Against the consensus of the OOo community, OOo was forced to incur an unnecessary, and largely unwanted licensing and branding change into AOO.AOO has not announced a precise, and consistent release schedule for their software.Historically, AOO has had a long time lag in releasing new versions, features, bug fixes, and security updates. LibreOffice releases are fast, timely, and on a scheduled maintenance cadence. LibreOffice is the default office productivity suite in Ubuntu. Instead, please remove the package openoffice-debian-menus first before upgrading.Īpache OpenOffice (AOO) / (OOo) is not supported in Ubuntu. It's not a bug, and will be marked Invalid. If you have a crash, and a window pops up asking to report to Launchpad something like:.Package libreoffice-common (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/soffice', which is also in package openoffice-debian-menus We all want to see every bug fixed as soon as possible! Naturally, bugs being fixed is limited to reproducibility and clarity of the bug report, the actual impact the bug has on the community, and available developer resources. This type of behavior is nonconstructive, irritating to others who read your comment, and does not incentivize developers to want to fix your problem. Also, please do not complain about how long it takes to release a patch, the severity of your bug is high so it should be fixed immediately, "I cannot believe it's not fixed.", etc. Please do not report a LibreOffice bug without first reading this wiki article and performing all the relevant actions mentioned here. The Whole system hangs or boots to the login screen.LibreOffice crashes but system still functional.package libreoffice-common (not installed) failed to install/upgrade: trying to overwrite '/usr/bin/soffice', which is also in package openoffice-debian-menus.
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