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Re: [trinity-users] LibreOffice problem - TDE / KDE File Picker !?

From: Greg Madden <gomadtroll@...>
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2014 12:06:26 -0900
On Friday 21 November 2014 10:56:18 you wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Today I installed two versions of LO (4.3.4 at first, 4.2.7 later) on
> openSUSE+TDE 3.5.13.2 ; I have 4.2.5 running with no problem on a
> similar setup (albeit on another hardware).
>
> The problem is that when I try to install extensions LO freezes. I
> first thought it might be a problem of the latest version, that's why
> I tried 4.2.x, but no change.
> I then tried running it as root, same thing.
>
> In the end I read the crash message better (when it announced the
> install dialog had terminated) and noticed it talked about "KDE File
> Picker".
>
> I do have the basic components of KDE 4 installed (pulled in by some
> dependencies) but not the DE. I switched back to XFCE, started LO and
> installed the extensions with no problem.
>
> Back in TDE I can use the extensions. So this File Picker the
> culprit. Obviously LO can "see" when "KDE" is running, and uses
> another "file picker" if not.
>
> Is it trying to run a KDE 4 element under TDE, and crashed? Is it
> trying to use some TDE software but does not manage it? Maybe when
> everything is renamed "TDE" this sort of situation will be easier to
> debug.
>
> Thinking about my workaround, I remembered a setup point in
> options/general that offers to "Use LibreOffice dialogue boxes".
> Selecting that cures the problem. But it does not tell me if this is
> a TDE or KDE issue.
>
> Thierry

i don't use Suse, TDE 3.5.xx  has KDE naming conventions, so it might be 
hard to tell. LO  from the vendor sites does not know about the 
location of TDE in /opt.I am guesing. 

 LO has KDE integration package and a Gnome integration package, are 
they installed or uninstall and test.

i.e.
libobasis4.3-gnome-integration_4.3.4.1-1_i386.deb
libobasis4.3-kde-integration_4.3.4.1-1_i386.deb

I use the "Libreoficce Dialogs"
-- 
Peace,

Greg