> Well, that crash may happen even without any running application except > the OO inself. The only thing I do is just try to copy a particular text > fragment within the same document in oowriter. But as you noted above, > more often it happens if I try to copy to clipboard fragment with > outlines (numbered list in my case).
This is exactly how I encountered the issue first time - by copying a fragment of text with outlines (bullets) to a clipboard in OO Writer. However I have solved the problem completely on my system by turning off clipboard watch function in JDownloader. Yet another note: after crash of OO the selected fragment is not in a clipboard, which means OO actually has failed to put data to a clipboard. Btw, even when copying a fragment within the same document in OO you still have to use a clipboard - almost for sure... Thus, I am almost convinced the crash is triggered by OO accessing a clipboard when it is being in use by another process. The latter one might be not easy to identify and somewhat contra-intuitive. It might be not just another application accessing a clipboard, but some system process doing clipboard watching in background (like a dictionary/spellchecker), a web page containing specific java script/flash object, or even another process/thread launched by OO itself and accessing a clipboard... So, to finally confirm the issue, could you check the following: 1. to carefully reproduce the conditions which cause OO to crash consistently on a given fragment of text; 2. to list all running processes in your system (not only application names) by the moment of crash; 3. to list all settings of OO itself. -- OpenOffice 3.2.0 crash due to interference from another Java application in Lucid https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/591952 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
