Am Montag, 13. September 2010 schrieb Rene Engelhard: > On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 07:25:50PM +0200, Frank Steinmetzger wrote: > > When I open a file selector in OpenOffice, using KDE 4.4.5, OOo crashes. > > The > > Ah? Doesn't here. > > > I’m not sure if it was introduced with 3.2.1-6, but I think I started > > experiencing this crash of OOo around about the time I upgraded from > > 3.2.1-5. I am not using OOo that much to give a reliable statement, > > though. Via exclusion I traced the problem to an xcf (Gimp format) image > > (because it is small enough, I can attach it for testing). > > And what do you do with that xcf? Nothing, it is just there in the directory. > There's no preview in File -> Open. > There's a preview option in the toolbar but it doesn't do anything. Here, too (even when I browsed to the file using Gwenview, which can show xcf itself, there is only the normal image icon). KDE apparently doesn’t create thumbnails of xcf files, which makes this even more curious. > What did you do when you "traced the problem to an xcf (Gimp format) > image". What makes you in your test think the xcf is at fault? I noticed that OOo always crashed in ~ (and because that is the default after starting OOo and hitting Ctrl+O, it was quite noticable). I’ve had such a problem before, but with GTK (firefox crashed when using "Save as" and showing ~). So I moved away all files from ~, opened OOo and opened the file selector. Then I put the files back step by step and reopened the file selector, until I encountered the crash again. > (Tried with a plain KDE and a chroot of sid i386 with openoffice.org + > openoffice.org-kde installed) It’s not happening here now. Recently I cleared ~/.thumbnails for some unrelated reason, perhaps that had an effect. I could have scratched something completely different, deeper within KDE. But still, OOo crashed where others did not. About mixing different releases: the only package I have installed from the unstable repo "zaubberer" is the Java program tvbrowser. -- Gruß | Greetings | Qapla'
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