Does LibreOffice Calc BASIC Editor crash in other desktops in Spins when resize Watches Panel and Call Stack Panel?

[afdrnk (Nukool Chompuparn)]

I am using Fedora 31 KDE Desktop Spins and I reported This Bug. Does this bug occur in other desktop Spins?

[alciregi (Alessio)]

Hello @afdrnk
Doesn’t happen to me on GNOME, but take also into account that I’m on 31.

[afdrnk (Nukool Chompuparn)]

Thanks.
I’m also using Fedora 31, I’m afraid that I have to make a U-Turn to GNOME.
I don’t like the screen desktop that looks like the smart phone.

Anybody else using Cinnamon, XFCE, LxQt, and MATE ?

[xtym (Jorge Rodriguez)]

And how would you see the option of flatpak

Flathub—An app store and build service for Linux

Maybe can be an alternative

Regards.

[alciregi (Alessio)]

@afdrnk

I’m also using Fedora 31

Whoops, I misread.

However, I installed KDE in a virtual machine and Calc doesn’t crash as well.

Tools → Macros → Edit macros → resize the panels, right?

It would be useful if other KDE users try that and report the result. Anyone?

[afdrnk (Nukool Chompuparn)]

Yes, they are ‘Watches’ Panel and ‘Call Stack’ Panel located at the bottom of the IDE. By default, they are so big and I don’t like to use it, so I reduced their size by resizing them down to the border at the bottom. When they reached the minimum height, LibreOffice Calc and LibreOffice BASIC IDE crashed.

[afdrnk (Nukool Chompuparn)]

From this Flatpak page, I have to downloaded(1) already. How can I install the Flathub repository file in Fedora 31 KDE Desktop Spins ?

[xtym (Jorge Rodriguez)]

According to the website if you do double-click in the file this will be open by Discover (in your case because you are using KDE, in my case it was open by gnome-software) After I did a reboot (maybe log out-in works also orkilling the app and reloading it should work too, reboot is the best simple thing ) and after rebbot I could see the applications in the “app store” in your case would be Discover (KDE) and I can choose install them from fedora or from flathub choosing the font of installation. But also you can install and load the apps with the command/s indicated in the site.

Regards

[afdrnk (Nukool Chompuparn)]

1. From this advice,
   $ sudo dnf install flatpak
2. Open downloaded Flathub repository file with Discover,
   
   
3. And install,
   
   
4. Reboot Fedora, that’s OK. LibreOffice Calc and LibreOffice BASIC Editor/IDE does not crash.
   Thank you.