OpenOffice only show industrial icons in Edgy

- which desktop are you running?
- did you change the icon style in the options?

we have to fix this, if you didn't change anything manually.

the current package doesn't directly depend on all icon styles anymore. please install the openoffice.org-style-* packages for the additional styles.

Hi Matthias,

I'm running Ubuntu 6.10 with gnome. The changes I've made im my Desktop were
nouveXT icons and Rezlook metacity. I'm using the Silicon controls and
running Beryl/Emerald with a ATI X300 and the open-source driver.

I tried to change the options in the OpenOffice a couple of times but it
didn't work. The Crystal and default icons jus disappeared, I can only see
text in the toolbars. I checked the setting of the toolbars and got the same
result either for 'only icons' or 'icons and text' options. The industrial
is the only one that work. I'm not in front of my computer now, but I will
try to intall the package you mentioned and let you know.

Regards

On 10/5/06, Matthias Klose <email address hidden> wrote:
>
> - which desktop are you running?
> - did you change the icon style in the options?
>
> we have to fix this, if you didn't change anything manually.
>
> the current package doesn't directly depend on all icon styles anymore.
> please install the openoffice.org-style-* packages for the additional
> styles.
>
>
> ** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
> Importance: Undecided => Medium
> Assignee: (unassigned) => Matthias Klose
> Status: Unconfirmed => Needs Info
> Target: None => ubuntu-6.10
>
> --
> OpenOffice only show industrial icons in Edgy
> https://launchpad.net/bugs/63864
>

Why is this bug still tagged as NEEDINFO? I can reproduce it right now with 2.0.4~rc3-0ubuntu2.

Oh! I see. I consider it a bug in your Openoffice.org packages to have options available in the program that result in broken (text-only) toolbars! I am installing openoffice.org-style*
 and expect that'll work, but if you are going to make those packages optional, there needs to be logic in the program executable to hide the icon family selections when the corresponding icons are not installed.

I can confirm that installing the icons worked, but that doesn't fix the underlying usability issue.

Additinaly: when I do rm -rf ~/.openoffice* (the quick way to restore the default settings), openoffice doesn't display any icons in the toolbars. If I change style to industrial, or if I install openoffice.org-style-default - it works. But openoffice.org-style-default should be required, or industrial (which is required) should be default system-wide style for OOo

maho schrieb:
> Additinaly: when I do rm -rf ~/.openoffice* (the quick way to restore
> the default settings), openoffice doesn't display any icons in the
> toolbars. If I change style to industrial, or if I install openoffice
> .org-style-default - it works. But openoffice.org-style-default should
> be required, or industrial (which is required) should be default system-
> wide style for OOo

- which desktop are you running?
- if you run Gnome, is the openoffice.org-gnome package installed?
- if you run KDE, is the openoffice.org-kde package installed?

Matthias Klose napisał(a):
> maho schrieb:
>
>> Additinaly: when I do rm -rf ~/.openoffice* (the quick way to restore
>> the default settings), openoffice doesn't display any icons in the
>> toolbars. If I change style to industrial, or if I install openoffice
>> .org-style-default - it works. But openoffice.org-style-default should
>> be required, or industrial (which is required) should be default system-
>> wide style for OOo
>>
>
> - which desktop are you running?
>
    KDE
> - if you run Gnome, is the openoffice.org-gnome package installed?
>
    no
> - if you run KDE, is the openoffice.org-kde package installed?
>
    no

I have only openoffice.org-calc, and openoffice.org-writer, and packages
required by those.

regards

maHo

maho schrieb:
> Matthias Klose napisał(a):
>> maho schrieb:
>>
>>> Additinaly: when I do rm -rf ~/.openoffice* (the quick way to restore
>>> the default settings), openoffice doesn't display any icons in the
>>> toolbars. If I change style to industrial, or if I install openoffice
>>> .org-style-default - it works. But openoffice.org-style-default should
>>> be required, or industrial (which is required) should be default system-
>>> wide style for OOo
>>>
>> - which desktop are you running?
>>
> KDE
>> - if you run Gnome, is the openoffice.org-gnome package installed?
>>
> no
>> - if you run KDE, is the openoffice.org-kde package installed?
>>
> no
>
> I have only openoffice.org-calc, and openoffice.org-writer, and packages
> required by those.

please install the openoffice.org-kde package (this is a dependency of
kubuntu-desktop); if the package is installed, you remove your
.openoffice* directory again. restart OOo, you should see the crytal icons.

There's a reason that we recommend keeping the (k)ubuntu-desktop
packages installed.

Matthias Klose napisał(a):
> please install the openoffice.org-kde package (this is a dependency of
> kubuntu-desktop); if the package is installed, you remove your
> .openoffice* directory again. restart OOo, you should see the crytal icons.
>
> There's a reason that we recommend keeping the (k)ubuntu-desktop
> packages installed.
>
I know that that I can install openoffice.org-kde (or only crystal
icons), or kubuntu-desktop, but I think, that if I want only oocalc, not
all K-related packages, so it should take all dependencies to work
properly - so fact that OOo is using default iconset which isn't
installed by default is IMHO a bug.

Removing milestone; while being a bug, we don't have the resources to get this fixed before release.