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On Mon, 24 Jun 2019 17:52:15 +0100, Mick wrote: |
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> > > It seems that somehow pressing the tab key once gives focus to the |
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> > > menu bar: pressing tab once, then pressing "F" brings down the file |
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> > > menu; pressing tab, then pressing "E" displays the edit menu and so |
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> > > on. |
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> > Here, pressing Tab-Tab simply moves 2 cells to the right. |
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> Hmm ... are you running a non-KDE environment by any chance? |
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> I just tried LO on Englightenment and it works fine, BUT it runs with |
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> GTK icons. Various KDE DEs however exhibit the same behaviour here - |
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> double tab to move to the right cell and select it to be able to enter |
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> data. |
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> Another thing I tried is to launch it with: |
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> SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gtk3 soffice |
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> On a plasma only system, it will not respect this incantation and About |
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> always shows "VCL: kde5; " so this leads me to conclude the problem is |
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> with the KDE compilation flag. |
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Good catch, that one worked for me, bit I have LO installed with both the |
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kde and gtk USE flags. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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