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Menu bar missing from LibreOffice apps after uninstalling xfce4-appmenu-plugin and its dependencies
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I installed xfce4-appmenu-plugin out of curiosity but uninstalled it a few hours later because it keeps me from reaching the menus with keyboard shortcuts and it incurred considerable CPU overhead on my laptop, which made the fan spin faster and reduced battery life considerably.
Somehow, LibreOffice apps are now refusing to show their menu bar at all without the appmenu plugin thing.
I have removed ~/.config/libreoffice and reinstalled LibreOffice, but neither has worked so far.
How do I get the menu bars back?
I have LibreOffice 6.1 on Debian Testing.
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I installed xfce4-appmenu-plugin out of curiosity but uninstalled it a few hours later because it keeps me from reaching the menus with keyboard shortcuts and it incurred considerable CPU overhead on my laptop, which made the fan spin faster and reduced battery life considerably.
Somehow, LibreOffice apps are now refusing to show their menu bar at all without the appmenu plugin thing.
I have removed ~/.config/libreoffice and reinstalled LibreOffice, but neither has worked so far.
How do I get the menu bars back?
I have LibreOffice 6.1 on Debian Testing.
linux debian libreoffice
asked 2 days ago
LarssendLarssend
2,34121830
add a comment |
I installed xfce4-appmenu-plugin out of curiosity but uninstalled it a few hours later because it keeps me from reaching the menus with keyboard shortcuts and it incurred considerable CPU overhead on my laptop, which made the fan spin faster and reduced battery life considerably.
Somehow, LibreOffice apps are now refusing to show their menu bar at all without the appmenu plugin thing.
I have removed ~/.config/libreoffice and reinstalled LibreOffice, but neither has worked so far.
How do I get the menu bars back?
I have LibreOffice 6.1 on Debian Testing.
linux debian libreoffice
asked 2 days ago
LarssendLarssend
2,34121830
I installed xfce4-appmenu-plugin out of curiosity but uninstalled it a few hours later because it keeps me from reaching the menus with keyboard shortcuts and it incurred considerable CPU overhead on my laptop, which made the fan spin faster and reduced battery life considerably.
Somehow, LibreOffice apps are now refusing to show their menu bar at all without the appmenu plugin thing.
I have removed ~/.config/libreoffice and reinstalled LibreOffice, but neither has worked so far.
How do I get the menu bars back?
I have LibreOffice 6.1 on Debian Testing.
linux debian libreoffice
linux debian libreoffice
asked 2 days ago
LarssendLarssend
2,34121830
asked 2 days ago
LarssendLarssend
2,34121830
asked 2 days ago
LarssendLarssend
2,34121830
asked 2 days ago
LarssendLarssend
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asked 2 days ago
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I use Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon 4 so not clear if this works for you. But this same problem has been plaguing me for a while usually when themes change or installing some big graphics program changes some gtk settings.
Close any open libreoffice documents.
How i fixed was going to synaptic package manager and search the following libreoffice-gtk packages
libreoffice-gtk
libreoffice-gtk2
libreoffice-gtk3
Select all for complete removal.
After removal , select all for reinstall.
Sometimes it's installing only packages libreoffice-gtk and libreoffice-gtk2 only that work.
Menus usually come back after.
This is a blunt quickfix for a reoccuring issue. So if someone can explain further why gtk changes screws up libreoffice menus it would be appreciated.
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I use Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon 4 so not clear if this works for you. But this same problem has been plaguing me for a while usually when themes change or installing some big graphics program changes some gtk settings.
Close any open libreoffice documents.
How i fixed was going to synaptic package manager and search the following libreoffice-gtk packages
libreoffice-gtk
libreoffice-gtk2
libreoffice-gtk3
Select all for complete removal.
After removal , select all for reinstall.
Sometimes it's installing only packages libreoffice-gtk and libreoffice-gtk2 only that work.
Menus usually come back after.
This is a blunt quickfix for a reoccuring issue. So if someone can explain further why gtk changes screws up libreoffice menus it would be appreciated.
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I use Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon 4 so not clear if this works for you. But this same problem has been plaguing me for a while usually when themes change or installing some big graphics program changes some gtk settings.
Close any open libreoffice documents.
How i fixed was going to synaptic package manager and search the following libreoffice-gtk packages
libreoffice-gtk
libreoffice-gtk2
libreoffice-gtk3
Select all for complete removal.
After removal , select all for reinstall.
Sometimes it's installing only packages libreoffice-gtk and libreoffice-gtk2 only that work.
Menus usually come back after.
This is a blunt quickfix for a reoccuring issue. So if someone can explain further why gtk changes screws up libreoffice menus it would be appreciated.
answered 1 hour ago
Sam WheelSam Wheel
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I use Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon 4 so not clear if this works for you. But this same problem has been plaguing me for a while usually when themes change or installing some big graphics program changes some gtk settings.
Close any open libreoffice documents.
How i fixed was going to synaptic package manager and search the following libreoffice-gtk packages
libreoffice-gtk
libreoffice-gtk2
libreoffice-gtk3
Select all for complete removal.
After removal , select all for reinstall.
Sometimes it's installing only packages libreoffice-gtk and libreoffice-gtk2 only that work.
Menus usually come back after.
This is a blunt quickfix for a reoccuring issue. So if someone can explain further why gtk changes screws up libreoffice menus it would be appreciated.
answered 1 hour ago
Sam WheelSam Wheel
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I use Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon 4 so not clear if this works for you. But this same problem has been plaguing me for a while usually when themes change or installing some big graphics program changes some gtk settings.
Close any open libreoffice documents.
How i fixed was going to synaptic package manager and search the following libreoffice-gtk packages
libreoffice-gtk
libreoffice-gtk2
libreoffice-gtk3
Select all for complete removal.
After removal , select all for reinstall.
Sometimes it's installing only packages libreoffice-gtk and libreoffice-gtk2 only that work.
Menus usually come back after.
This is a blunt quickfix for a reoccuring issue. So if someone can explain further why gtk changes screws up libreoffice menus it would be appreciated.
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