On 08/09/2012 12:38 AM, Andre Fischer wrote:
Hi,
I am currently testing a fix for showstopper bug 120476. I am doing
this on a 64 bit Ubuntu 12.04 (building install sets is an order of
magnitude faster than on windows.) During that I observed a hang when
closing the office. It is caused by the quickstarter: starting
OpenOffice with the command line option -quickstart=no lets me close the
office cleanly.
Now my question: did we activate the quickstarter on Linux on purpose?
If so, we may have a small problem at least on Ubuntu 12.04 and probably
on any Linux that uses a GTK based UI that is not Gnome-2: I have no
quickstarter button anywhere on the screen, that would a) indicate that
the quickstarter is active and that b) would allow me to deactivate it.
Regards,
Andre
Andre--
see this conversation about enabling quickstarter
http://markmail.org/message/bjoks73rwt7jp6gr
Apparently, there was some concern that we weren't consistent with
different platforms and I believe the consensus was to enable it for all
platforms (though I was dissenting on this).
Use Options -> Tools -> Memory to disable it.
(Also some discussion about making this more "user friendly".)
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