Kostas Sfakiotakis <kostassf <at> cha.forthnet.gr> writes:
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> Tell us how you start your OO Writer when you get the error ?
In any way i try to run it . For example if i download a document through
firefox and then ask it to open the file then Writer will crash .
Leave this case for later.
Mainly i would
be worried about the fact that when i do the following Writer crashes
I start by pressing the f ( on the lower left corner ( yes by the way
it is the KDE desktop ) ) then i move on to the Applications tab then
to Office then to
OpenOffice.org and finally to Writer .
I undestand this will crash sometimes. I will come back to it in next post.
>What desktop are you on: GNOME, KDE, etc ?
Am using KDE ( perhaps this will be of assistance
kdebase-4.5.5-1.fc14.x86_64 )
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The command that get´s executed is
openoffice.org -writer %U ( from the Panel )
This is OK.
Btw, I am in GNOME desktop, but I see you can find things I asked for in KDE.
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The bogus thing here is that for some reason today for example i can use
Writer , tomorrow after some updates
i can´t and then again after some more updates i will probably be able
to use Writer again . Now Writer seems
to be working normally .
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Do this to update and clean up your machine:
# yum distro-sync
If you can, reboot your machine (this will restart your desktop as well) to
reinitialize various dynamic libraries paths, etc.
On a sidenote here , although it is quite irrelevant i have to add
that
i did an
"rpmdb --rebuild" last night after your last email since i was under the
impression that something wasn´t going all that
well with the rpm database .
That's fine.
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Anyway could u please remind me the command in order to see the last
updates ?
# ls -al /var/log/yum*
# less /var/log/yum
JB