Description: Using the RPM package, I could open the navigator and anchor it to the left side of the main window (like the regular sidebar resides on the right side). Sadly, this isn’t possible with the flatpaked version. Steps to Reproduce: Install the flatpaked version, press F5 and try it. Actual Results: . Expected Results: . Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Fedora; Linux x86_64; rv:57.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/57.0
I guess that's under Wayland? What happens if you try the same under X?
There I could anchor it. Now I have it in Wayland, too, but I cannot detach ich o_^.
You can't confirm your own bugs. Moving it back to UNCONFIRMED until someone else confirms it.
(In reply to zyklon87 from comment #2) Thanks for confirming. It's a Wayland issue, not related to Flatpak. Unfortunately it isn't possible to implement docking under Wayland, as top level windows don't get access to the global coordinates. For that reason we intentionally disabled detaching such windows, as it will not be possible to reattach them again - https://cgit.freedesktop.org/libreoffice/core/commit/?id=a6d324f30bd5cfd09d54614d8df67b7857550429
I set it to „new“, not “confirmed”! ;) Would you mind implementing another method, that shows the navigator as a second side bar on the other side? Or could this be achived in Wayland in the future by some other means?
(In reply to zyklon87 from comment #5) > Would you mind implementing another method, that shows the navigator as a > second side bar on the other side? No plans currently, but you can workaround it this way: 1) Open Writer and the navigator (at least once). 2) From the menu File > Close. 3) Menu Tools > Options..., switch to LibreOffice > Advanced, click on "Open Expert Configuration". 4) In the search box type "swriter/10366", Hit Enter. 5) Double click on the "Data" property. 6) Find the number "16" there, and replace with "4" (so now it looks something like "V2,V,128,AL:(4,4,0/0/270/240,270;240)") Next time you open Writer, you'll have the navigator docked to the left. Of course you can also start LO once under X and dock it there. > Or could this be achived in Wayland in the future by some other means? That's a hard question. I think it _might_ be possible to achieve using a subsurface instead of a toplevel, but no evidence that such solution will fit with this use-case, and anyway will require some big changes to the code. So don't expect it to happen anytime soon.
Thanks! But that’s a LITTLE but too much for my muscle memory, I’ll stick with X. ;) If someone could include a shortcut button for this in the inspector, that would be really awesome! I therefore set this bug report to new again, if that’s ok!
(In reply to zyklon87 from comment #7) > If someone could include a shortcut button for this in the inspector, that > would be really awesome! I therefore set this bug report to new again, if > that’s ok! Sure, if the scope of the bug from now on is "include a shortcut button for this in the inspector", although I would prefer starting a clean new bug for such request.
(In reply to Maxim Monastirsky from comment #8) > (In reply to zyklon87 from comment #7) > > If someone could include a shortcut button for this in the inspector, that > > would be really awesome! I therefore set this bug report to new again, if > > that’s ok! > Sure, if the scope of the bug from now on is "include a shortcut button for > this in the inspector", although I would prefer starting a clean new bug for > such request. I agree. Better to create a new report from scratch. @zyklon87, would you mind doing it, please? regards
Would’ve benn just a change in the title. Don’t you guys have plans, moving to GitHub or setting up a GitLab? This mailing list style bug tracker is pretty annoying… even Gnome accepted this now. #113416
(In reply to zyklon87 from comment #10) > Would’ve benn just a change in the title. Don’t you guys have plans, moving > to GitHub or setting up a GitLab? This mailing list style bug tracker is > pretty annoying… even Gnome accepted this now. This is not related to Bugzilla. Even if we used GitHub or GitLab (which are not as powerful as Bugzilla regarding issue management), we would have advised to open a new report. The reason is that after a certain number of comments, changing the topic is highly confusing to all future readers of the report.
What could be mentioned in the first post… ;)
And you would get far more bug reports! Many people don’t want to register at tens of Bugzillas, and hassle around with this annoying interface.
(In reply to zyklon87 from comment #12) > What could be mentioned in the first post… ;) The next Bugzilla release will have a feature for comment editing. It would still be messy, though. Mozilla is short on resources to port their own changes to the upstream Bugzilla, but it will happen eventually. Then we can change to the theme http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/ uses, if we wish. They are working on UX improvements all the time. It is sad that GNOME switched to an inferior platform due to the unfortunate situation with Mozilla's resource allocation.
On a developer’s perspective maybe, but all the other people see this as a big step forward.
*** Bug 152088 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Doubt if this is Wayland only. See bug 152088#c4