Description of problem: When I double click on the spreadsheet, it opens on the wrong workspace - usually, current-1 one. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): OpenOffice 3.0.0 shipped with fedora How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Double click on the spreadsheet icon Actual results: OpenOffice window shows up for less then a second (empty one) then it disappears - it looks like application has crashed, but it's opened on the workspace (current-1). Expected results: Document should be opened on the same workspace. Additional info: Doubleclicking on text documents (odt) works fine, OpenOffice Writer opens on correct workspace (current). Opening OpenOffice calc from menu works fine too. It happens on two different machines, both equipped with Fedora 10.
Does this only happen when openoffice.org is already running. Or does it happen when it is not already running ? When you say double clicking. Are we talking about double clicking directly on the background desktop, or e.g. in a nautilus window. I assume we're talking about GNOME right, and not KDE ?
I am using Gnome, yes. Got a folder with my documents: ~/Documents/Current/ there I have writer's documents, calc's documents etc... Scenario 1: OpenOffice is not running, folder is open on workspace 3, click on the document (right click then “open with OpenOffice” or double click) - got an OpenOffice flashing for half a second on workspace 3, then shows up on 2 (with document opened). Scenario 2: OpenOffice is running on workspace 3, folder is open on workspace 3, click on another document (right click then “open with OpenOffice” or double click) - document got opened on workspace 2. Scenario 3: OpenOffice is not running, document is placed on the desktop, workspace 2, document gets opened on workspace 1. Scenario 4: OpenOffice is not running, document is placed on the destkop, workspace 1, document (correctly) gets opened on workspace 1. Scenario 5: OpenOffice is not running, document is placed in the folder, workspace 1, document gets opened on workspace 1. Problem exists only when I am not on workspace 1, on 1 it works correctly.
Works for me. dtaron->marek: Is calc the only application doing that (I suppose other openoffice.org apps should have the same problem)? Do you happen to have quickstarter running?
Created attachment 326109 [details] Calc opens on a wrong workspace This video is an example of what is happening on my two machines: 1. Three (empty) documents: text, spreadsheet and presentation 2. Text document opens on the same workspace 3. while both spreadsheet and presentation open on wrong workspace (current-1)
Ok, have found a fix - as seen on the video text document is not maximised, but both calc / impress documents are - unmaximising them and closing solves the problem. My both machines had Fedora 10 fresh install with fresh user profile (not upgraded from previous versions).
I suspect this may be a compiz only problem. e.g. some relation of bug 200292
I think this is trigged by a move -1,-1 which comes out of a state saved into the ~/.openoffice.org dir when there is initially no settings saved, and we start out in full-screen mode, on the next launch of e.g. impress then the -1,-1 causes compiz to loose the plot.
Created attachment 326148 [details] standalone gtk demo Here's a standalone demo move to workspace 3 gcc `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0` demo.c ./a.out click the button window flips to workspace 2 This doesn't happen if the window is not full-screen.
*** Bug 526128 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Switching incorrect assignees to the default one.
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Seems good in compiz-0.8.2