LibreOffice rendering issue after last update
Hi folks,
Using up-to-date Fedora 26 Workstation, kernel 4.12.9-300. After the last update a couple of days ago, LibreOffice 5.3.6.2 (also in previous 5.3.4.1) started having rendering issues around embedded drawings within the document. When the document is scrolled, "old" content stays on the screen, overlapping new content, making it unreadable. I have tried it on Gnome with Wayland and Xorg with the same result. A screen-shot or even better, a test document would be ideal to explain it, but I don't see a way to attach it.
Has anybody seen this kind of behaviour?
Thanks in advance, -Pat
Well, this issue keeps getting more complicated. Here's a few more things I tried. - Running it in a VirtualBox VM also with Fedora 26, shows the same issue. - Running it in a VNC window, same thing. - Running it with Xfce4 instead of Gnome3, same thing. - Also tried Gnome3, classic, Wayland and XOrg. Same result.
Well, something went awfully wrong with the LibreOffice update. The same document that causes problems with Fedora and the various workarounds tried, causes the same rendering issues under Windows 10, with LO 5.3.4.2. So whatever the issue is, is not Fedora related, but LibreOffice's. There is something put in the document in the last two versions of LO that makes it render badly under any version. Thanks for reading!