Hello!
When I installed LibreOffice on my Windows 10 notebook with 125% font scaling, I immediately noticed that the menu bar was somehow hiding behind the title bar and everything I clicked was recognized as clicked a couple dozen pixels above what I was actually pointing at.
This seems to be a known problem for LibreOffice with OpenGL and high DPI / high font scaling, maybe specifically in conjunction with my Intel HD Graphics / IGPU.
The fix is fairly easy but difficult to find out on your own:
- Make sure that no LibreOffice application is running.
- Open the LibreOffice OpenGL blacklist configuration file with a text editor, usually found at C:\Program Files\LibreOffice 5\share\opengl\opengl_blacklist_windows.xml.
- Inside the block enclosed by the <blacklist> tag, add the following block:
<entry os="all" vendor="intel">
<device id="all"/>
</entry>
- Save and start a LibreOffice application to check.
This should do it!
Thanks for reading!
Source: https://ask.libreoffice.org/en/question/125453/libreoffice-dpi-is-off/
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If you get the following configure error:
configure: error: utf8_mime2text() has old signature, but U8T_CANONICAL
is present. This should not happen. Check config.log for additional
information.
It's probably because you're missing either the libc-client-devel package or imap-lib and imap-devel. Fire up yast and install those. You should be good to go now 🙂
(I have openSUSE 11.0 and it doesn't have the libc-client-devel package, but I read about it on another page and thought I'd add it, just to be safe 🙂 )
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