Difference between revisions of "Errata ROSA Desktop R4"
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In order to make "bibliography database" service work in LibreOffice, you should install LibreOffice Base ({{pkg|libreoffice-base}} package) and OpenJDK. To save space, we have removed these packages from Desktop R4 installation image. | In order to make "bibliography database" service work in LibreOffice, you should install LibreOffice Base ({{pkg|libreoffice-base}} package) and OpenJDK. To save space, we have removed these packages from Desktop R4 installation image. | ||
| + | == Conflicts between 32-bit and 64-bit Mesa packages during a software update == | ||
| + | When updating packages in ROSA Fresh R4 (and when upgrading from ROSA Fresh R3 to R4) on a 64-bit system, one may sometimes see an error message about the conflicts between mesa-10.2.7-3-rosa2014.1.i586 and mesa-10.2.7-3-rosa2014.1.x86_64 | ||
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| + | Such error messages can safely be ignored. Alternatively, one may temporarily disable 32-bit repositories, perform an update, re-enable the repositories and run the update once again. | ||
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Revision as of 11:22, 1 October 2014
HP Control Center icon is missing in the tray, though HP printer is connected
HP Control Center is launched automatically during system start up only if you have HP printer connected to your system at boot time. If you connect a printer when the system is up and running, then this program will be launched automatically only after reboot. However, you can launch hp-systray program manually at any moment.
Bibliography Database doesn't work in LibreOffice Writer
In order to make "bibliography database" service work in LibreOffice, you should install LibreOffice Base (libreoffice-base package) and OpenJDK. To save space, we have removed these packages from Desktop R4 installation image.
Conflicts between 32-bit and 64-bit Mesa packages during a software update
When updating packages in ROSA Fresh R4 (and when upgrading from ROSA Fresh R3 to R4) on a 64-bit system, one may sometimes see an error message about the conflicts between mesa-10.2.7-3-rosa2014.1.i586 and mesa-10.2.7-3-rosa2014.1.x86_64
Such error messages can safely be ignored. Alternatively, one may temporarily disable 32-bit repositories, perform an update, re-enable the repositories and run the update once again.
