On Sat, 2006-10-28 at 19:39 +0200, Andre Schnabel wrote: > Hi, > > G. Roderick Singleton schrieb: > > ... > >> I have been experimenting because no one seems to know more than we do. > >> So, on FC5, the following happens if you have the quickstarter enabled: > >> 1. On startup with no qs and the feature enabled, OOo starts > >> normally > >> 2. The qs is inserted on the task bar. > >> 3. only one instance of OOo in the process list > >> 4. exit Ooo visible window > >> 5. checking process list shows that the OOo process still exists > >> and retains the same memory footprint. > >> 6. re-invoking OOo is quicker because of the resident process. > >> > >> I will guess that this is the same for other unices and UNIX window > >> managers. Looking at the spec for Windows, > >> http://specs.openoffice.org/appwide/menus/desktop_menu_integration.sxw > >> sheds little light on the UNIX side. > >> > > > > Forgot to add that under FC5/Gnome, invoking OOo with the -quickstarter > > commandline argument doenn't work and the usage for soffice does say > > thin. Do not know why. > > > > > Maybe you should ask Michael Meeks directly. As he implemented the > feature, he should be able to answer all your questions. > > The problem might be, to convice Michaal that anybody needs to know the > answers to your questions. > > Funny you should suggest making contact directly. I did get an answer from him on another list and privately so I think I now understand enough to make some sense for our users. As to the commandline thing, there are a bunch of differences that are being addressed for on-line help and this difference will be eventually resolved. I do not expect the quickstart thing to be a big deal and it is documented already. -- G. Roderick Singleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> OpenOffice.org
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