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	qole	2008-09-10 , 22:55
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I stumbled across this in the /usr/bin/startlxde file. I ran OpenOffice under LXDE but couldn't see any difference, however. Any ideas?

Code:

# Enable GTK+2 integration for OpenOffice.org, if available.
export SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gtk

EDIT: More info here. I wonder if we should go a step further and force desktop detection to "Gnome" by using OOO_FORCE_DESKTOP="gnome"

EDIT2: That page suggests a couple of variables that might speed things up a bit...

SAL_DISABLE_SYNCHRONOUS_PRINTER_DETECTION
If set to nonempty value disables synchronous printer detection. This can help on startup e.g. if your CUPS server is very slow.

SAL_NOOPENGL
Disables usage of OpenGL if set to "true".

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