Am 11.10.2011 10:02, Cor Nouws wrote:
Hi Andreas,
'Das war einmahl' :-)
I would be really surprised if with the current LibreOffice as base,
distributors still make mixtures of various 'versions'.
All I would expect now, is system integration stuff. Which off course
can brake things too. But still, it's different.
Or do I really miss information here?
Regards,
Windows users who use to create new documents from Explorer
folder>right-click>"New Writer Document" always complain that this
context menu refers to a static template in some user profile folder of
MS Windows. When you modify your default template, the right-click
template remains the same.
<speculation>It looks as if the SuSE folks try to be extra clever and
try the Microsoft way of "system integration" which is "catch each and
every system event to be prepared for whatever the stupid user tries to
do next". In this case they generate default templates on system/dektop
startup. </speculation> May Michael Meeks tell us more details about
this extraordinary "feature" and why not use some hidden directory in
the user's home directory for stunts like that.
I don't need this nor do I want it. I know how to open any file with any
available program. For testing, bug reporting and support I have 5
versions of OOo/LibO on my computer and none of them is from the repos.
I blocked all repo versions since OOo 2.0 because they always used to be
more buggy than the vanilla ones. Between versions 2.0 and 3.3 I always
needed some of the bug fixes and new features.
All my "system integration" is hand made.
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