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Every time I try to print something either if is with ctr + P or by pressing the print menu button in Libre Office, my xfce session gets stocked and the only solution is to move to another terminal (ex. ctr + alt + F3) and kill the xfce session.
In my journalctl I cant find anything regarding this problem, there is no log about this.
What can I do to find where the problem resides?
Edit:
I have reseted the settings and the same issue occurs, I'm using libreoffice-fresh. I have also just installed -sill but the same issue happens.
I'm starting to think is related to cups and how the printer is configured. I'm using cups to connect to a network printer using ipp protocol that requires authentication, printing pdf works grate.
Last edited by physicalit (2016-02-16 17:23:48)
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It works for me (with the -still version). What version do you use precisely? Can you post relevant infos about your configuration? Do the issue remain if you resety libreoffice settings to default (remove ~/.config/libreoffice)
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this is going from worst in to even worst-er. Now i can't save xls file to pdf, i can't recover lost files when i get prompt for recovery. And i'm sure the list will continue, and as always i can't find any log file regarding libreoffice.
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@physicalit, don't update your original post with content that is supposed to be in a reply. Or, at the very least, make a new post while updating the original post as well. This ensures that the continuity of the thread isn't broken. I had a hard time realizing that you had updated your original post with the information that olive requested.
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Every time I try to print something either if is with ctr + P or by pressing the print menu button in Libre Office, my xfce session gets stocked and the only solution is to move to another terminal (ex. ctr + alt + F3) and kill the xfce session.
In my journalctl I cant find anything regarding this problem, there is no log about this.
What can I do to find where the problem resides?Edit:
I have reseted the settings and the same issue occurs, I'm using libreoffice-fresh. I have also just installed -sill but the same issue happens.
I'm starting to think is related to cups and how the printer is configured. I'm using cups to connect to a network printer using ipp protocol that requires authentication, printing pdf works grate.
The problem isn't related with LibreOffice, I've installed OpenOffice and the same issues persist, the screen freezes when I save to a pdf from Calc, when i try to print from a document the same my entire xfce environment freezes.
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So does the same thing happen in either/both/neither of the following situations:
1) Create a new user and try the same operation(s) in XFCE
2) Use a different DE/WM with your user account and a new one
Matt
"It is very difficult to educate the educated."
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So does the same thing happen in either/both/neither of the following situations:
1) Create a new user and try the same operation(s) in XFCE
2) Use a different DE/WM with your user account and a new one
OK, so with a new user there is no change, exactly the same, while when using openbox instead of xfwm4 , there is a small change, when i save the LibreOffice to a pdf, the window top bar color changes to blue and the browse windows doesn't disappear anymore before freezing.
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I tried gnome environment, same issue, again a small difference on how it freezes, but basically same issue. I don't understand why i get this issue my system is only a few days old, i took very much care on what I installed. By now i kind of excluded those possibility's: Desktop Environment, Window Manager, LibreOffice, there is absolutely no event registered regarding this issue that i can find. Where should I look next?
Last edited by physicalit (2016-02-16 16:34:24)
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Difficult to say... If you think the issue is related to cups, can you completely disable cups to see if the issue remain? Anyway, a bug in cups should not freeze Xfce. In fact a bug in any software should not freeze it. Maybe it is a problem with the driver of your graphic card? What driver do you use? which graphic card do you have? I would say try to disable something in xorg.conf (acceleration, etc...) but I am not very competent in this.
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Thanks for the help, I finally found where the problem resided and found a workaround. I wasn't using any display manager but instead I configured .xinitrc as mentioned in the arch wiki. Using gdm as my DM solved my problem. Don't know why this issue was happening, but i think this should be mentioned in the wiki for feature reference.
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Good morning,
I'm sorry to reanimate this thread, but I have the same problem with libreoffice-still and -fresh:
The whole session is killed, after editing a cell in libreoffice-cal or opening the options menu.
My setup is Gnome 3.20 with GDM and yes, I've tried a new user and deleting the .config/libreoffice folder, as well.
I hope, someone can give my a hint.Thank you, photobix
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Can you post journalctl as root user to see all the log?
EDIT: @photobix: OP marked this post as [SOLVED]. Please open a new one.
Also, there was an option to use libre with gtk2 interface but I cannot remember where was it (at ArchLinux). Maybe there is a bug on gtk3
Last edited by alex.theoto (2016-05-19 16:09:23)
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