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You either need a newer LibreOffice or grab alien's icu4c-compat package.
Alien Bob's current libreoffice package should link to the newer libicudata.so.68 that's in -current instead of the .67 that your existing package links to.
This happens whenever current upgrades boost to a new version. Alien Bob's libreoffice package is linked against the version of boost current at build time, which in this case, was before boost upgraded to boost-1.75.0. `ldd /usr/lib64/libreoffice/program/soffice.bin` reveals libreoffice-7.0.3 requires boost-1.74. Alien Bob is very busy, but will, no doubt, soon build a new libreoffice package against boost-1.75.0. Until then, koffice presents itself.
This happens whenever current upgrades boost to a new version. Alien Bob's libreoffice package is linked against the version of boost current at build time, which in this case, was before boost upgraded to boost-1.75.0. `ldd /usr/lib64/libreoffice/program/soffice.bin` reveals libreoffice-7.0.3 requires boost-1.74. Alien Bob is very busy, but will, no doubt, soon build a new libreoffice package against boost-1.75.0. Until then, koffice presents itself.
I think I only told a dozen times last month: install boost-compat.
Libreoffice runs fine when logged as root.
When I log in as other user with admin rights, "application error" is generated (run from terminal) and initial startup window vanish. No error/warninig is logged in any file in /var/log.
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