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I was wondering if you could try and download and install the latest 3.5.6 version for RPM[?] on one of your computers.

I have seen a few questions about the repository version from Opensuse 12.2.

Can you tell the "list" if these issues started with Opensuse 12.2 or was it there with the previous version[s] of that OS?

Here is the direct link to the 64-bit RPM version download page.
http://www.libreoffice.org/download/?type=rpm-x86_64&lang=en-US&version=3.5.6

I know that there are a lot of work, in the past, to get touch screen technology to work properly. I remember seeing work being done when Ubuntu 11.x came out to get Unity and touch screens to work with LO properly. Hopefully we have enough developers to work on "touch" on all OSs.

To be honest with you, I never install the repository versions of LO. I run both Ubuntu 10.04/GNOME [32-bit and 64-bit] and 12.04/MATE [64-bit]. I did not wait for the repositories to have the new versions of LO available in their repositories. I prefer to get it from the LO download pages. I run 3.5.6 on all my active Windows and Ubuntu systems, and update my stored [think of backup or spare systems] to the latest one I use every few months.

I do not know why I do this, except I remember when I installed LO from the repository in its early days, the splash screen was different than the LO download page version. So I started to wonder if there was any other differences. So, I just stuck with the LO download page[s] version[s]. It works for me. Others may prefer to deal with the "one button" upgrading that the repository update/upgrade system can do to ease the process. Being that I now run an older version of Ubuntu [10.04], on my default desktop, that does not get many "back-ported" packages, I tend to look at things a little differently than someone that keeps their system's OS up-to-date with the latest version of the OS of their choice.



<http://www.libreoffice.org/download/?type=rpm-x86_64&lang=en-US&version=3.5.6>
On 09/21/2012 09:50 AM, manuel_songokuh@yahoo.it wrote:
hello
3 compuers are all-in-one: asus http://www.asus.com/Allinone_PCs/20_inch/ET2012EUTS/
i did installed libreoffice on 3 computer all-in-one asus. (LibreOffice 3.5:build-413 Number of 
build: 350m1(Build:413) from yast of opensuse 12.2.

but there is strange or new bug:
when my mouse go to over the area "zoom slider" # is "AUTO-DRAG" but i dont click "drag" and move, but it's 
automatic active "auto-click-drag" this is strange...
but maybe problem from all monitors are multi-touch-screen ...maybe this is problem with libreoffice 
"auto drag" area zoom-slider??


3 computers have same problem "auto-drag" on area zoom




# (not know what is name) see my link screenshot: 
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5440392/forum/libreoffice/area-zoom.slider.png



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