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Can you reproduce this with a few simple steps?
Any error messages? (If you can reproduce it, start Writer from the command line to see possible output when crashing)
I'm not running Slackware, but in case it helps any, this is easy to reproduce on Fedora and Debian, and I imagine Slackware as well. Start Writer (or calc). F5 to show navigator. Dock the navigator anywhere. I get no output at the command line, but the following shows up in /var/log/messages:
segfault at 31 ip 00007fe634b666d5 sp 00007fff38249980 error 4 in libsfxlx.so[7fe6347c5000+475000]
I'm not running Slackware, but in case it helps any, this is easy to reproduce on Fedora and Debian, and I imagine Slackware as well. Start Writer (or calc). F5 to show navigator. Dock the navigator anywhere. I get no output at the command line, but the following shows up in /var/log/messages:
segfault at 31 ip 00007fe634b666d5 sp 00007fff38249980 error 4 in libsfxlx.so[7fe6347c5000+475000]
Thanks for confirming the problem I was having. Did you, by any chance, submit a bug report?
Thanks for confirming the problem I was having. Did you, by any chance, submit a bug report?
I didn't (does TDF even have bug reporting set up yet?). My impression is that the LibreOffice code is changing so fast right now, there's no point submitting a bug report until there's a release candidate. I did find a good workaround, though. For whatever reason, docking those panels crashes calc and writer, but not impress. If I open up an impress window, dock the panels, and then close it, the next time I open up writer I'm fine. Since I always keep them docked, this works great for me.
'LibreOffice 3.3 Quickstarter' in the system after first run and it takes less than a second to start an office task!!!
(tested on P3 1GHz, 256MB RAM, Slackware 13.0 using KDE 3.5.10 from 12.2)
I know OOo have done great work over the years - why has OOo not made it fast to start. The DocumentFoundation.org - I am looking forward to more releases in the future - a true open-source achievement.
The OOO management didn't care about what the users thought or requested, they were completely detached from the userbase, that's why it really didn't progress. So, it's actually a good thing that Oracle bought Sun.
The OOO management didn't care about what the users thought or requested, they were completely detached from the userbase, that's why it really didn't progress. So, it's actually a good thing that Oracle bought Sun.
The people behind the re-fork, as libreoffice is IMO a fork of go-oo, say it was bound to happen even if Sun hadnt been bought by Oracle.
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