This is a followup to bug reports and previous conversations on this
list.

Original OOo bug report here:
http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=74478

Bug report filed with Ubuntu here:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org-amd64/+bug/85248

There are three problems in OOo 2.0.4 on Ubuntu Edgy amd64 for some
users. These problems are likely all caused by the same issue:
1) Drag and drop of text within a document is broken
2) File > Wizard > Web will crash OOo every time
3) Many options in Tools > Options are stuck and cannot be changed

I determined that the problem is most likely in Ubuntu Edgy amd64. It is
definitely not in my installation of OOo 2.0.4 or my installation of
Edgy amd64 because the problem persists even if I run OOo from the Edgy
amd64 live/install CD. Plus, I installed OOo 2.1 and the problem was
not resolved.

Today I downloaded Ubuntu Feisty Herd 5 amd64 and ran it from the
live/install CD. Ubuntu always includes OOo on live/install CDs. As
soon as it booted I launched Writer. I typed a few words in a blank
document, then dragged and dropped a word to another location in the
sentence. It worked! Then I tried File > Wizards > Web and it worked!
Then I went into Tools > Options > Writer and noticed that the settings
that were stuck before are no longer stuck. Yay!

I noticed that the splash screen said OOo 2.0. But the Help > About
menu said 2.1, 2/23/2007. They probably just haven't changed the splash
screen yet. Feisty is set to be released in April. By that time OOo 2.2
will be out, so maybe they'll include 2.2 instead of 2.1.

The bug report I filed in Ubuntu has no comment or notice that it has
been assigned to anyone. But I guess it doesn't matter if the problem
has been resolved for Feisty. Let us all keep our fingers crossed that
they don't muck it up by the time Feisty final is released.

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