Check if their is a soffice process (eg ps ax | grep so) when this
occurs. It *could* be checking to see if its already running, then,
seeing that it is (in a sense) is quits.
*shrug* try openoffice
Dean
Howard Lowndes wrote:
>
> Does anyone have problems with StarOffice failing to start.
>
> I find occasionally that it just refuses to fire up, whether from an icon
> or from a command line, and fails to give any indication as to why it's
> not starting.
>
> I certainly don't have a problem with RAM (128MB) or swap space (256MB),
> so I am at bit of a loss as to the cause.
>
> Logging off as a user doesn't work. The only resolution is a reboot.
>
> Perhaps its a memory leak problem somewhere, but I can't see any evidence
> anywhere else to support that theory.
>
> I just wish it would tell me what the problem is.
>
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