oooqs is no longer shipped post-gutsy.
** Changed in: oooqs (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Won't Fix
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** Changed in: oooqs
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Hmm...I never thought that clicking on the affected package name would
let me modify the bug's status...
** Changed in: oooqs (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Fix Released
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Now it affects the right package
** Changed in: oooqs (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: oooqs => oooqs2-kde
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forgot to check the 'Include attachment' box :-)
** Attachment added: "Solves the multiple soffice.bin instances on startup
problem"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4938357/repeated_fork.patch
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Ahm...forgot to mention that the patch is for oooqs2-kde in edgy. Please
modify the binary package hint, because I can't.
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Proposed patch, please review and apply if it solves the problem (it
does on my installation). The problem is that openoffice seems to fork
new processes repeatedly on start-up and the parents exit() afterwards
(shell script wrappers I suppose). oooqs2 connects the void
KProcess::processExited sign
Still reproducable with Ubuntu 6.10, please confirm.
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