Done :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/+bug/1907670
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Title:
Calc freeze when I try to export ods to xlm 2003 format
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> And when I open it with Calc, the format is much altered.
Ok now this is a real issue if the document does not look the same
between the two formats. Please open a new bug with information on this
including screenshots if possible. Thanks.!
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OK !
But it's not 3 times size but 300 times size ! 112 kB to 350 MB !
And when I open it with Calc, the format is much altered.
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Title:
Calc
Ok so you're no longer hitting the original issue anymore - that's
great!
As to why the file would triple in size, it's because odt is a
compressed zip archive and xml is the uncompressed zip archive:
https://help.libreoffice.org/latest/he/text/shared/00/0021.html
See "XML File Structure"
I have done that.
Nowadays, L.O. doesn't freeze but when I export the .ods file (112 kB), I get a
.xml file of 350 MB !
You will find the log file you asked me.
Thanks !
** Attachment added: "myjournal3.log"
Would it be possible for you to attach a log message of the crash then,
since it's not related to missing fonts?
Boot the system, reproduce the problem, then grab the journalctl logs
with:
$ journalctl -b 0 > myjournal.log
and attach it. This will make it so much easier to diagnose what is
Thanks for the information about closing a window app to discover the
LibreOffice start center.
I have installed the extra packages (with many, too many Noto fonts for
all languages of all the world even dead languages !). But it has not
changed this problem when I try to export an .ods file to
Right so if you are going the deb route, then you should apt install it
including the fonts and bits that are needed to ensure libreoffice runs
and displays correctly. With the libreoffice deb installed, there will
not be a desktop icon for the start center (the all in one libreoffice
icon) but
Thanks for your answer.
Not at all : LibreOffice is installed by a conventional manner, not like a snap.
It is the package provided by an usual Ubuntu installation (probably 18.04
upgraded until 20.10)
Strange !
But I can tell you that nowadays, if I look for LibreOffice app, I can find
Writer,
Thank you for reporting your bug to help make Ubuntu better!
In the bug description, the auto filled out part says that libreoffice
is not installed. So do you have the libreoffice snap installed?
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