Created attachment 70023 [details] screenshot of LibreOffice config dialog in KDE (Kubuntu 12.10) The layout of the LibreOffice configuration dialog is broken when running under KDE (Kubuntu 12.10). I marked some broken places in the attached screenshot.
I can confirm, using a live cd, also using English language in UI. It happens with default font sizes and dpi, that is size 9 for all fonts and 8 for "small" and "toolbar" (system settings -> Application appearance -> Fonts). If you set font size to 11 and 10 respectively the problem disappears, or if you force dpi to 120. The same problem is also in the dialog So seems that there is some wrong calculation of spaces/resize. See attachments (also taken from Kubuntu 13.04 KDE 4.10, but same problem there as well since LiBo version is 3.6.2.2 as well).
Created attachment 72344 [details] load save dialog, same problem as reported
Created attachment 72345 [details] language settings, language dialog, problem here as well
Created attachment 72346 [details] just increasing font size from 9,8 to 11,10
Created attachment 72347 [details] dialog looks good with bigger fonts (size 11 and 10)
Removing libreoffice-kde package, installing libreoffice-gtk and relying only to gtk2-engine-oxygen fixes the problem as well (see #49858). Unfortunately I don't have a deep understanding of this stuff, hope some developer will be able to see the problem in a higher level - wider prospective. KDE users deserve a optimal integration of LiBo :)
Hello? Anyone can hear me? This bug is really annoying :-( Confirmed on Kubuntu 13.10
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No problem with default font size, Kubuntu 14.10. WFM. Version: 4.4.2.2 Build ID: 40m0(Build:2) Locale: en_US