Re: Build successful Mac OS X Tiger + 1.9m107

"eric.bachard" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.porting
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Maho,

NAKATA Maho a écrit :

> OOo1.9m107 does work my Mac OS X Tiger, but if we prepare
> vanilla Mac OS X Tiger,

If so, _who_does_what_ ?

  it just starts but selecting Writer
> from menu does nothing, and immdeately crashes.

Ooops... :-/

Not sure at all, but have you verified there's no more libxmlsec 
circulary dependencies with some symlink ? And probably the same was 
existing with libxmlsec-nss...

Just a question. If ever m107 can start, are you able to obtain the 
following keys : [ { } ]  \  €  |
...in writer ( but not only ) ?

If so you are lucky : because of some changes or something like that in 
Apple X11 (XFree4.4.0 in fact), it's no more possible since 10.4 for me 
(verified with Rene, Filip, Florian..)

Other non "Apple provided"  applications, like fink's one, have the same 
problem ( xchat, gnumeric, gedit, OOo...). Afaik, kde applis only are 
able to use the complete keyboard.  More mysterious, xev gives the 
correct key number/id, but nothing appears... :-/

Darwinport's people are aware, and don't know neither what happens (last 
time, on #fink channel, someone reports me it was the case). It's not an 
xmodmap problem with Mode_switch and/or other missing keycode (I have 
tested a lot of other tips before).

Of course, if you know something, thank's in advance for any information...
FYI, this is : <http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=49752>

Just my opinion  : propose a "vanilla" version without fix this is 
really not a good idea (how use e.g. Formula ?)


Regards,
eric bachard

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