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I have changed my .bashrc file according to this: http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php? … office+gtk and this http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php? … office+gtk , but I have a little problem. If I start it from console it works, but if I start it from fluxbox menu, by the same commands ("soffice", or "soffice -writer", etc.), it has it's default look back. I'm using fluxbox 0.9.14 and OpenOffice.org 2.0.
Thanks for any advice.
Thank you free software developers for sharing your work.
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You could also add this
export OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP=gnome
to the beginning (after the big comment) of /usr/bin/soffice.
BTW. If you wanna have kde support, change gnome to kde below [/code]
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Thank you very much, it works .
Thank you free software developers for sharing your work.
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I've always been a bit puzzled by this, I have to admit. I have stuff in my .bashrc which works as expected in a terminal, but is not accessible through xfce - in other words, I can't use it in xfce's menu. My OOo export statement, on the other hand, is in /etc/profile, and it works fine. Try it there, and see if it makes any difference - remember to logout and login again.
Putting it in /usr/bin/soffice will work, of course, but the change will get overwritten every time there's an upgrade.
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I've always been a bit puzzled by this, I have to admit. I have stuff in my .bashrc which works as expected in a terminal, but is not accessible through xfce - in other words, I can't use it in xfce's menu. My OOo export statement, on the other hand, is in /etc/profile, and it works fine. Try it there, and see if it makes any difference - remember to logout and login again.
Putting it in /usr/bin/soffice will work, of course, but the change will get overwritten every time there's an upgrade.
I'm no expert but I believe .bashrc gets read every time you open a new terminal, whereas profile gets read on startup . . . so profile is basically global, whereas .bashrc is mainly for virtual terminals. At least I have noticed the same thing, that .bashrc doesn't apply to window manager stuff.
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