Libreoffice impress doesn't work on Kubuntu 18.04
I recently installed the libreoffice-ogltrans package for more transitions in Impress. When I checked, most of the new transitions weren't working. I thought this was related to OpenGL, and so I enabled OpenGL in LibreOffice settings.
Now when I start Impress, all I get is a flickering black and white window with horizontal lines in the places text should have been. No icon or UI element is visible, just black and white rectangles.
I have a Nvidia GeForce GT 705 card with the recommended nvidia-390 drivers.
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asked Jan 18 at 14:44
Aditya ArshAditya Arsh
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I recently installed the libreoffice-ogltrans package for more transitions in Impress. When I checked, most of the new transitions weren't working. I thought this was related to OpenGL, and so I enabled OpenGL in LibreOffice settings.
Now when I start Impress, all I get is a flickering black and white window with horizontal lines in the places text should have been. No icon or UI element is visible, just black and white rectangles.
I have a Nvidia GeForce GT 705 card with the recommended nvidia-390 drivers.
drivers nvidia graphics kubuntu libreoffice
asked Jan 18 at 14:44
Aditya ArshAditya Arsh
13
I assume that you mean "OpenCL" instead of "GL"? Can you start Libre office writer, and disable "OpenCL" from the settings in that application?
– Charles Green
Jan 18 at 16:33
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I recently installed the libreoffice-ogltrans package for more transitions in Impress. When I checked, most of the new transitions weren't working. I thought this was related to OpenGL, and so I enabled OpenGL in LibreOffice settings.
Now when I start Impress, all I get is a flickering black and white window with horizontal lines in the places text should have been. No icon or UI element is visible, just black and white rectangles.
I have a Nvidia GeForce GT 705 card with the recommended nvidia-390 drivers.
drivers nvidia graphics kubuntu libreoffice
asked Jan 18 at 14:44
Aditya ArshAditya Arsh
13
I recently installed the libreoffice-ogltrans package for more transitions in Impress. When I checked, most of the new transitions weren't working. I thought this was related to OpenGL, and so I enabled OpenGL in LibreOffice settings.
Now when I start Impress, all I get is a flickering black and white window with horizontal lines in the places text should have been. No icon or UI element is visible, just black and white rectangles.
I have a Nvidia GeForce GT 705 card with the recommended nvidia-390 drivers.
drivers nvidia graphics kubuntu libreoffice
drivers nvidia graphics kubuntu libreoffice
asked Jan 18 at 14:44
Aditya ArshAditya Arsh
13
asked Jan 18 at 14:44
Aditya ArshAditya Arsh
13
asked Jan 18 at 14:44
Aditya ArshAditya Arsh
13
asked Jan 18 at 14:44
Aditya ArshAditya Arsh
13
asked Jan 18 at 14:44
Aditya ArshAditya Arsh
13
13
I assume that you mean "OpenCL" instead of "GL"? Can you start Libre office writer, and disable "OpenCL" from the settings in that application?
– Charles Green
Jan 18 at 16:33
add a comment |
I assume that you mean "OpenCL" instead of "GL"? Can you start Libre office writer, and disable "OpenCL" from the settings in that application?
– Charles Green
Jan 18 at 16:33
I assume that you mean "OpenCL" instead of "GL"? Can you start Libre office writer, and disable "OpenCL" from the settings in that application?
– Charles Green
Jan 18 at 16:33
I assume that you mean "OpenCL" instead of "GL"? Can you start Libre office writer, and disable "OpenCL" from the settings in that application?
– Charles Green
Jan 18 at 16:33
add a comment |
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I assume that you mean "OpenCL" instead of "GL"? Can you start Libre office writer, and disable "OpenCL" from the settings in that application?
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Jan 18 at 16:33