https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=95300
--- Comment #6 from ullix <ul...@urkam.de> --- Well, the real cause for the bug is the screen resolution. The apparent correlation with age of CPU (my comment #5) is merely a consequence of older systems not supporting modern screen resolutions. When I give a presentation, I almost never know what hardware the host is providing and don't have the time to figure out, what setting of my laptop can be used to work. This problem must be solved, I am getting desperate! Keep in mind that this issue currently shows on the non-LTS versions of Ubuntu. Once the 16.04 LTS is available and more widely in use, and modern equipment becomes more generic, the issue will likely be hitting many others! I tested my DELL XPS13 with different screen resolutions on either the internal monitor, or an external one, or both: A-Rat is Aspect-Ratio Horizontal / Vertical Pixelcount in Megapixels Hori x Vert ... working? ... A-Rat ... Pixelcount 1920 x 1200 ... fail ....... 1.60 .... 2.30 1920 x 1080 ... fail ....... 1.78 .... 2.07 1680 x 1050 ... fail ....... 1.60 .... 1.76 1600 x 1200 ... fail ....... 1.33 .... 1.92 1600 x 1024 ... fail ....... 1.56 .... 1.64 1400 x 1050 ... fail ....... 1.33 .... 1.47 1600 x 900 .... ok ......... 1.78 .... 1.44 1440 x 900 .... ok ......... 1.60 .... 1.30 1368 x 768 .... ok ......... 1.78 .... 1.05 1280 x 1024 ... ok ......... 1.25 .... 1.31 1280 x 960 .... ok ......... 1.33 .... 1.23 1024 x 768 .... ok ......... 1.33 .... 0.79 640 x 480 ..... ok ......... 1.33 .... 0.31 The aspect ratio can be excluded as cause, but the Pixelcount somehow may be the culprit. This is further supported from the result of using the internal monitor and the external one simultaneously. The 1280x960 resolution working ok on a single monitor failed on a 2-monitor setup, as if the total pixelcount of interal + external may be relevant. But there are too many variables to try further. Any buffers in Libreoffice at their limit? Please, help. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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