Hi,
my issue is pretty much what I wrote in the title. If I search for files using the GNOME overview search, and try to open a found file using LibreOffice by clicking on the search result, LibreOffice Writer/Calc/etc. launches, but I am shown an error message like in the following screenshots /run/user/1000/doc/<some-random-string>/my-spreadsheet.ods does not exist.:
Opening LibreOffice Calc, and then File->Open the very same file, works:
AFAIR the issue appeared after the update to Fedora Silverblue 44. I cannot remember this to be an issue on FS 43.
It pretty much looks like a sandbox/permission issue, but I don’t understand what exactly is wrong? My permissions are unmodified from the defaults:
$ flatpak info --show-permissions org.libreoffice.LibreOffice
[Context]
shared=ipc;network;
sockets=cups;fallback-x11;pulseaudio;wayland;
devices=dri;
filesystems=xdg-config/gtk-3.0;xdg-run/gvfsd;xdg-config/fontconfig:ro;host;
[Session Bus Policy]
org.gtk.vfs.*=talk
org.libreoffice.LibreOfficeIpc0=own
[Environment]
GIO_EXTRA_MODULES=/app/lib/gio/modules
JAVA_HOME=/app/jre
LIBO_FLATPAK=1
Even if I give the app filesystem=home permissions, the same issue happens.
There is at least one other user who has reported the very same issue to the LibreOffice user forum: https://ask.libreoffice.org/t/libreoffice-documents-fail-to-launch-from-gnome-search/135232 Since I have no account over there, I wanted to first check with the Fedora community if someone has a clue here? If this is a genuine issue with LibreOffice, I am happy to create an account on their forums if only to +1 the linked discussion.