Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 122807
Crash when creating new Text Document on Mac OS X Mavericks
Last modified: 2014-05-06 12:08:48 UTC
Created attachment 81120 [details] stack trace Steps to reproduce: 1) Install OpenOffice 4 on Mac OS X Mavericks 2) Open OpenOffice 3) Try to create text document
See Bug 122806 comment 1
Looks like the same behavior, only difference is that I always get the stack trace (though I think this is because I have reporting to Apple enabled). I think this can be closed as duplicate,
(In reply to Ariel Constenla-Haile from comment #1) > See Bug 122806 comment 1 Shall I add my stacktrace to Bug 122806 ?
(In reply to murimba from comment #3) > (In reply to Ariel Constenla-Haile from comment #1) > > See Bug 122806 comment 1 > > Shall I add my stacktrace to Bug 122806 ? Please attach it here, then a developer will see if it is a duplicate. Thanks
Created attachment 81492 [details] Crash on OS X 10.9 Maverick DeveloperPreview
Confirmed - crashlog added.
Thanks for the crash report! As getting access to a live 10.9 system was not possible yet the stack is valuable. Considering 10.9's new multi-display support the "windowDidChangeScreen" callback in the stack is very suspicious: Are multiple displays connected to the system? Is the problem still reproducible when all but one displays are removed?
It is reproducible on sigle monitor system (in my case iMac 27). (In reply to hdu@apache.org from comment #7) > Thanks for the crash report! As getting access to a live 10.9 system was not > possible yet the stack is valuable. > > Considering 10.9's new multi-display support the "windowDidChangeScreen" > callback in the stack is very suspicious: Are multiple displays connected to > the system? Is the problem still reproducible when all but one displays are > removed?
(In reply to hdu@apache.org from comment #7) > Thanks for the crash report! As getting access to a live 10.9 system was not > possible yet the stack is valuable. > > Considering 10.9's new multi-display support the "windowDidChangeScreen" > callback in the stack is very suspicious: Are multiple displays connected to > the system? Is the problem still reproducible when all but one displays are > removed? I don't have any external display. My Mac is an iMac 27"
Just wanted to add that I successfully opened AOO 4.0 in latest OS X Mavericks Developer Preview.
Thanks for the update about the newest OSX 10.9 preview! So they apparently fixed the problem that impacted us. I wonder if our latest AOO 64bit snapshot [1] for Mac now also works with the latest OSX 10.9 preview. Would you like to test it? [1] http://http//people.apache.org/~hdu/AOO_Mac64_rejuv.dmg
(In reply to hdu@apache.org from comment #11) > Thanks for the update about the newest OSX 10.9 preview! So they apparently > fixed the problem that impacted us. I wonder if our latest AOO 64bit > snapshot [1] for Mac now also works with the latest OSX 10.9 preview. Would > you like to test it? > > [1] http://http//people.apache.org/~hdu/AOO_Mac64_rejuv.dmg Used for last few days this build and looks ok on last Mavericks build. If you can point me to some specific files (test cases), I could try open those as well.
Thanks for also checking the new 64bit build. There are no specific test cases yet, the confirmation that typical use cases work is interesting enough for now. With yesterdays 10.9 official release there is a reasonable chance for us to develop/test on that platform directly in the near future... With the confirmation that the problem occurred only in pre-release versions of OSX10.9 and the official 10.9 release works fine the best matching issue status is "NOTABUG" (from the AOO perspective). Thanks for reporting the problems and testing on the pre-releases of this important platform.
Using AOO 4.0.1 on Mavericks (OS X 10.9.0). I can confirm that there are no problems creating a new text document.
Closing the issue that is not reproducible with the the post-rc OSX 10.9.x releases.