https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=78924
[email protected] changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Status|RESOLVED |UNCONFIRMED Resolution|WORKSFORME |--- --- Comment #3 from [email protected] --- Actually, I am on 4.2.4.2. In the bug report I filled in the first version of LibO in which the bug appeared. Tested with LibO from libreoffice.org to make sure it was not due to ubuntu build. As mentioned, bug appearance depends on the combination of DPI and icon size you use, which is why you may not be able to see it. The point is that LibO 4.1 never showed this issue at any DPI and icon size and does not show the issue when run on the same machine, with the same config. I am making the bug visible with a couple of screenshots. The attached picture is a montage of two screenshots made with the print screen functionality. Montage is done with imagemagick to assure that the images are aligned to the pixel. Montage is then imported into an image editor itself, in order to add a couple of horizontal and vertical red lines that help noticing the skew in the drawing canvas positioning due to the different toolbar height. Specifically, screenshot A is taken with line and filling toolbar, screenshot B after selecting text in order to make the text formatting toolbar substitute the line toolbar and filling. Screenshots A and B are then mounted as A B B This lets both the horizontal and the vertical alignments be checked. Red reference lines are placed around the toolbar and at the edges of the letter 'T' in the drawing canvas. As evident, the text formatting toolbar is two pixels taller than the line and formatting toolbar. As a result, when the text is selected and the text formatting toolbar appears, the text itself jumps down two pixels, when text is deselected, the text jumps back up two pixels. Now, two pixels may seem like nothing. But when you are trying to do precision aliments and you frequently alternate text and non text selections, having the image moving up and down even by two pixels is an issue that makes you go back to LibO 4.1 immediately, regardless of the other advantages that LibO 4.2 may have. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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