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Waing: keep a terminal window ready to run pkill soffice!I would like to know how the following works for you only if you're on 16.04 (any official flavor) have the version of LibreOffice being offered in the Software Center (1:5.1.2-0ubuntu1), not one that's older or newer. have the default keel (4.4.0-22-generic) 1. Make a Writer file by entering Code: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 and then copying that until you have 500 lines.2. Save the file as test1.odt and close Writer and any other Libreoffice process. pgrep soffice should come up blank.3. cd to the folder containing test1.odt and run Code: SAL_USE_VCLPLUGIN=gtk libreoffice --writer test1.odt This should launch Writer as a gtk2 application an...

I keep my Linux notes as a Writer document. The files is about 29 pages long (33.3 KiB).I had no problems with an earlier version of LibreOffice Writer, but with the current version from the software center in 16.04, whenever I opened this file, my laptop's temperature and CPU usage shot up to 60 degrees Celsius and 60% and stayed there for about 2-3 min. The program was unusable during this time. After things cooled down it was usable: I could enter text or highlight stuff.After several tries, I noticed that the pages shown in the left coer of the status bar decreased to just one during the madness. I then saw that I had Web rather than Normal selected in the View menu. This never caused pr...

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