Hi all,
I'm hoping to get anyone interested in getting some momentum behind the
Open Office Presentation Slideshow / LTSP bug to visit and comment on
the bug reports (below). There seems to be no movement by the OOo team
and I think we might just need to get more voices/votes in for them to
t
I am sending this to the LTSP community as a plea to voice your
experiences with OOo Presentation Slide Show under LTSP thin clients.
Everything you need to know about this issue are in the following 2 bug
reports. I strongly encourage everyone to make accounts on both
bugtrackers and post your
Steve,
I just ran into this same problem. It appears to occur if some
workstations are running the kernel from LTSP 4.2 (2.6). The blank error
problem occurs on the workstations running the old (LTSP 4.1/2.4.x)
kernel while the workstations running the new (LTSP 4.2/2.6.x) kernel
work fine.
Sorry, I thought I had replied but it's not here.
I think it may be a memory problem & as I am not, for different
reasons, not running a 2.6 kernel on the server at present I swop
doesn't seem to be working. I think I'll sort out the 2.6 kernel &
start again.
Thanks for your help.
Steve
On Wed
Steve Downes schrieb:
> Just setup ltsp on my new server. At present it only has 1
> terminal. This works OK except when I open open office writer it opens
> a window, no blank file & when I try & load a file OO crashes after
> displaying a blank error message. I've since installed XFS & a bigger
>
Just setup ltsp on my new server. At present it only has 1
terminal. This works OK except when I open open office writer it opens
a window, no blank file & when I try & load a file OO crashes after
displaying a blank error message. I've since installed XFS & a bigger
swop file to no effect.
OO lo
Jim-
Glad to see you found the workaround... it was a real problem for me,
too, but I knew there had to be a workable solution.
I've been fairly swamped the last few weeks and I haven't been able to
pursue this problem to figure out why that directory is empty. As I
said in the linked post, the
Problem solved! I guess I should have done more searching through the
archives ...
I downloaded ltsp_x_core-3.0.4 and used the method described by Todd
Shoemaker, archived here:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ltsp-discuss&m=107412424911231&w=2
And I agree with Kevin Valentine, this should prob
On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 20:25:45 -0500
Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem:
> Some (but not all) OpenOffice menus draw VERY slowly, slowing down the
>
> whole OO app in the process.
Do you need all the functionality of OpenOffice? If you just need a
word processor that can read and write M
I'm currently looking into moving my entire (antiquated, win98-based)
office over to linux using ltsp. I have set up a test network in my
house so I can get to know how the system works and how to administer
it, while getting a basic idea of performance at the same time. One
thing that has been
On Wed, 2003-12-17 at 02:20, Matthew L. McCarty wrote:
> I have a LTSP install with Ximian Gnome under RH8 as the Desktop. All works
> well except for OOo 1.1. With some users OOo will start fine and yet with
> others it will take up to 10 minutes or never.
Although this is more of OO problem th
Am Dienstag, 16. Dezember 2003 21:50 schrieb Matthew L. McCarty:
> I have a LTSP install with Ximian Gnome under RH8 as the Desktop.
> All works well except for OOo 1.1. With some users OOo will start
> fine and yet with others it will take up to 10 minutes or never.
Try following for the user wh
I have a LTSP install with Ximian Gnome under RH8 as the Desktop. All works
well except for OOo 1.1. With some users OOo will start fine and yet with
others it will take up to 10 minutes or never.
When I look at the process I will see perhaps 10 or more processes running for
that user of soffi
I think OpenOffice, upon startup is looking for other windows
that belong to OpenOffice. Somehow, theres an attribute in the window
structure that identifies some information about the program
that owns it.
It sees that there are already windows belonging to OOo, so rather
than starting another
on Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 08:17:45AM -0600, Jan Wilson wrote:
> * Anselm Martin Hoffmeister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031028 07:59]:
> > Jan Wilson said:
> > > With Firebird, it asks if you want to use a different user profile
> > > (this is a pain in our lab, and I wish I knew a way for it to behave
> >
* steve downes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031028 07:55]:
> Yes, Never thought of that. It is the way I need work if possible. I
> have a machine in the office, one in the workshop, & a diskless laptop
> in the lounge.
>
> I've just logged in using my wifes log in & it works correctly.
>
> Do you know
* Anselm Martin Hoffmeister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031028 07:59]:
> Jan Wilson said:
> > With Firebird, it asks if you want to use a different user profile
> > (this is a pain in our lab, and I wish I knew a way for it to behave
> > like OOo and just not run).
> You can use a script for that: Instead
Jan Wilson said:
> With Firebird, it asks if you want to use a different user profile
> (this is a pain in our lab, and I wish I knew a way for it to behave
> like OOo and just not run).
You can use a script for that: Instead of calling mozilla, call
/usr/local/bin/mozilla-starter.
That script woul
Yes, Never thought of that. It is the way I need work if possible. I
have a machine in the office, one in the workshop, & a diskless laptop
in the lounge.
I've just logged in using my wifes log in & it works correctly.
Do you know of a workround or any ideas to try?
Mant thanks
Steve
on T
* steve downes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [031028 07:06]:
> If I run openoffice(1.1 on debian testing) on, say, my laptop, leave
> it running & go to, say, my office desktop & start open office there,
> it starts another instance on my laptop & nothing on my desktop.
>
> Both machines are running LTSP/XD
Steve,
By any chance are you logged in as the same user on both machines?
Pete
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steve downes wrote:
>
> If I run openoffice(1.1 on debian testing) on, say, my laptop, leave
> it running & go
If I run openoffice(1.1 on debian testing) on, say, my laptop, leave
it running & go to, say, my office desktop & start open office there,
it starts another instance on my laptop & nothing on my desktop.
Both machines are running LTSP/XDM from my server. If I do this with
any other software it run
LTSP Folks:
Our school network has several machines on a LTSP network (Mandrake
8.2), as well as stand-alone machines. All works well, except for one
thing - In LTSP, Open Office saves documents to user folders, and then
gives an "unrecoverable error" message. Other programs such as KWord
an
I'm looking at using LTSP for a small company. We are quite happy with
using Open Office as the office suite. However, in a test run using
LTSP with 2 computer, I noticed the following output when Open Office
Writer was started on both machines.
root 6203 0.0 0.1 1760 488 ?S
The convention is to use /opt/OpenOffice.org1.0. Remember to do the
install as root and use the install script rather than setup.
John
On Mon, 22 Jul 2002 11:54:18 +0100
"Stephen Berry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am installing LTSP on a brand new server today for our school.
Stephen,
Just do a normal network install of open office. You certainly
don't need to put it in /opt/ltsp/i386.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, Stephen Berry wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am installing LTSP on a brand new server today for our school. I want to
> run open of
Hi there,
I am installing LTSP on a brand new server today for our school. I want to
run open office but could some one tell me where to install it? Should it be
put in the /opt/ltsp/i386...area?
Thanks,
Stephen
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> From: "Michel Donais" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Fri, 11 May 2001 02:17:00 -0400
> Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] open office
>
> I just installed open office 1.0 on my LTSP server.
>
&
I just installed open office 1.0 on my LTSP server.
When I start the application on a terminal client,
the application start on the server console.
What's the trick to get it on the client console ?
Michel
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