https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=144151
[email protected] changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |[email protected] --- Comment #14 from [email protected] --- I just stumbled across this and can confirm some of the behavior and offer some additional information. Our systems are all Linux/X with thin clients (remote displays). I am just now testing LO 24.8.3. Before that we have been using 7.5.7, and the problem doesn't exhibit there. And in 24.8.3, when I have a blank spreadsheet, or one with only a small number of cells, I see none of this. But if I have a large spreadsheet in 24.8.3 and then select all and change the font (with the pull-down selector), I notice multiple flickering drawing events on the bottom status area of LibreOffice every time the cursor is moved from one cell to another. I turned the network speed way down to try and read what it is saying, but it is still too fast. The text and icons there are being redrawn, maybe 10 times, and sometimes I see a progress bar as well for a tiny fraction of a second. It isn't causing any real performance issue for us in real-world use at full network speed, but it is a curiosity and certainly shows there is something inefficient/wrong. It is very curious that this ONLY ever happens when the font is changed using the pull-down menu. If I change them by right clicking and Format Cells, it doesn't do it. I can also confirm that it is when selecting lines of cells and not columns of cells that triggers the issue. If I save the file when it is in this broken/contaminated state, then close it and reopen it, the problem disappears. It is only if I try to change fonts in many cells, using the pulldown font menu, that it starts up again. I hope this is helpful. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
